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Daily Digest – December 5. Collector Facing FCRA Suit for Not Investigating Allegedly Inflated Debt; Judge Dismisses FDCPA Case Over ID Theft Disclosure Accidentally Sent to Plaintiff
Collector Facing FCRA Suit for Not Investigating Allegedly Inflated Debt Judge Dismisses FDCPA Case Over ID Theft Disclosure Accidentally Sent to Plaintiff Mass. AG Proposes Rule to Regulate Junk Fees More Families Struggling to Pay Bills, But Still Below Pre-Pandemic Highs: CFPB WORTH NOTING: The 100 most purchased gifts in 2023 ... The 50 best albums of 2023 ... "Rizz"…
More Families Struggling to Pay Bills, But Still Below Pre-Pandemic Highs: CFPB
Much like the economy itself, an annual report released by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that details the financial state of consumers offered mixed signals -- more families are having problems paying their bills, but the total is still below what it was before the COVID-19 pandemic, yet the number of people who have enough savings to cover one month's…
Mass. AG Proposes Rule to Regulate Junk Fees
The Attorney General of Massachusetts has proposed regulations to combat the unfair and deceptive business practices of assessing "junk" fees that raise the advertised prices of goods and services. The What: The proposed regulation largely affects advertisements and solicitations targeted to Massachusetts residents. The When: The AG's office is holding a public hearing on the proposal on December 20. December…
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Judge Orders Plaintiffs & Their Attorney to Pay Defendant’s Attorney’s Fees in FDCPA Case
In a case that was defendant by the team at Gordon Rees,…
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Daily Digest – December 5. Collector Facing FCRA Suit for Not Investigating Allegedly Inflated Debt; Judge Dismisses FDCPA Case Over ID Theft Disclosure Accidentally Sent to Plaintiff
Collector Facing FCRA Suit for Not Investigating Allegedly Inflated Debt Judge Dismisses…
More Families Struggling to Pay Bills, But Still Below Pre-Pandemic Highs: CFPB
Much like the economy itself, an annual report released by the Consumer…
Mass. AG Proposes Rule to Regulate Junk Fees
The Attorney General of Massachusetts has proposed regulations to combat the unfair…
Judge Dismisses FDCPA Case Over ID Theft Disclosure Accidentally Sent to Plaintiff
If a collector sends an unprompted letter to an individual informing the…
Collector Facing FCRA Suit for Not Investigating Allegedly Inflated Debt
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is part of a series that is sponsored by WebRecon.…
Daily Digest – December 4. Judge Orders Plaintiffs & Their Attorney to Pay Defendant’s Attorney’s Fees in FDCPA Case; Judge Grants MSJ for Defendant in FDCPA Case Over Interest Disclosure in Statement
Judge Orders Plaintiffs & Their Attorney to Pay Defendant’s Attorney’s Fees in…
David Williams Breaks Down Acquisition of RGS Financial
Having kicked the tires at about a dozen different companies during the past few years in considering acquisition targets, David Williams of Williams & Fudge knew he needed to find the right company to help grow his operation. And, as it turns out, the right target was one he had known for more than a decade. Last month, Williams & Fudge announced it was acquiring RGS Financial. David Williams, the president of Williams & Fudge, sat down with AccountsRecovery.net to discuss the acquisition, why diversification away from student loans was important for the company, and the importance of really getting to know the people involved on the other side of the table when making an acquisition. Watch the video to see everything David had to say.
