Bedard Analyzes Consumer Response Portion of Reg F’s Validation Information
Debt collectors have long provided consumers with tear-off notices when sending collection letters. The tear-off notice allows consumers to indicate ...
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Bedard Discusses New Validation Period Requirements
The model validation notice represents a complete top-down overhaul of the validation notice that debt collectors have been sending since ...
Read moreDetailsBedard Continues Analysis of Validation Information, Notes Ties to Hunstein Situation
For anyone who has read Regulation F (and we know who you are), Section 1006.34 may have taken some time ...
Read moreDetailsBedard Continues Breakdown of Validation Information Disclosures
As discussed last week, there are four pieces of information that make up what the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau refers ...
Read moreDetailsBedard Breaks Down Categories of Validation Information
Once Regulation F -- the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Debt Collection Rule -- goes into effect, collectors are going to ...
Read moreDetailsBedard Discusses Itemization Date, Other Validation Information Definitions in Latest Episode of “You Wanted a Rule, You Got a Rule”
If there is one particular component of Regulation F -- the Debt Collection Rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ...
Read moreDetailsBedard Starts Breakdown of Regulation F’s New Validation Requirements
Of all the areas of Regulation F that collectors are grappling with, perhaps the most challenging is the new validation ...
Read moreDetailsBedard Walks Through Regulation F’s Other Prohibited Practices
One of the first things that most collectors and debt buyers do after receiving a new account or portfolio of ...
Read moreDetailsBedard Breaks Down How Reg F Addresses Unfair and Unconscionable Collections
Section 1006.22 of Regulation F -- the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's debt collection rule -- is the section that suffers ...
Read moreDetailsWhy Everyone Needs a Refresher on False, Deceptive or Misleading Representations or Means
If you have ever come across a sign or a set of instructions that you think are just completely obvious ...
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