Daily Digest – February 5. CFPB Restarts Debt Collection Survey; Colorado Legislative Committee Kills Medical Debt Garnishment Bill

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CFPB SEEKS TO RESTART DEBT COLLECTION SURVEY, MARCH TIMELINE FOR RELEASE OF PROPOSED RULE IN DOUBT

  • The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is seeking permission to conduct an online survey of 8,000 individuals related to debt collection disclosures. The timing of the survey throws into question whether the agency will be able to stay on its March timeline for the release of its proposed debt collection rule.

COLO. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE KILLS BILL THAT WOULD LIMIT GARNISHMENTS OF MEDICAL DEBT

  • A bill that was proposed in the Colorado legislature that would limit what could be garnished from an individual’s wages if the judgment was for medical debt was postponed indefinitely by the state’s Finance Committee on Monday, despite pleas that the law was sorely needed.

REP. PALLONE INTRODUCES BILL TO STOP ROBOCALLS, INCLUDES NEW ATDS DEFINITION

  • Rep. Frank Pallone [D-N.J.], who is now the chairman of House Energy and Commerce Committee, has re-introduced a bill, called the Stopping Bad Robocalls Act, which drastically expands the definition of an automated telephone dialing system.

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BEHIND THE SURVEY: LEARNING MORE ABOUT BILLINGTREE’S ARM INDUSTRY SURVEY

  • BillingTree recently launched its seventh annual ARM industry ‘Collection Agency Operations and Technology Survey.’ The survey helps shed light on how different collection agencies manage their operations and has been a helpful resource for collection agencies of all shapes and sizes. Dave Yohe, the vice president of marketing at BillingTree, recently took the time to share some insights into how the survey got its start and what has been most surprising about the results from previous years.

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