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Top 5 Debt Collection Posts of 2022: Crisis and Opportunity

FICO Blog

Top 5 Debt Collection Posts of 2022: Crisis and Opportunity. As more people enter the collections queue due to rising costs and economic wobbles, our collections experts share their tips for early collections, digital approaches and more. Here are the top five posts from 2022 on debt collection trends.

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A guest blog from Curtis Fort from the Construction Credit and Finance Group.

JSP Credit Management

As a leader in business to business debt collection services, we’ve been asked to share our insights into the size and scope of the b2b debt collection industry. After the 2008 recession, businesses began to rely less on traditional credit lines and more on factoring and accounts receivables.

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RMAI Update March 2023

RMAi Blog

This is a very expansive definition which would include medical debt charged on a credit card, including a bottle of Tylenol purchased from a grocery store. RMAI is strongly opposed to this bill and is working with our Colorado lobbyist and other industry trade associations to get an exemption for credit card debt.

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RMAI Update April 2023

RMAi Blog

The following bills of concern are a sample of the legislation that RMAI is currently engaging on behalf of the industry: California AB 1414 – This bill would exclude consumer credit accounts from the definition of “book account” which would force all litigation through a contract theory for litigation. NPAS, Inc. ,

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Pre-Delinquency Measures for Financially Vulnerable Customers

FICO Blog

Despite many families so far managing to maintain their financial commitments — loans, credit card and mortgage repayments, as well as essential bills like utilities and rent — there are fears that rising inflation and interest rates may see a significant number struggle to make ends meet.

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UK Card Spend Reaches Highest Level Since at Least 2006

FICO Blog

But this year’s rise seems to also have been driven by inflation, pushing the amount of average credit card spend in the UK to the highest level since our UK Risk Benchmarking records began in 2006. December also saw a significant rise in UK cardholders missing one credit card payment, which underlines the financial pressures on consumers.

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UK Cards Data: Increase in Cardholders Missing Two Payments

FICO Blog

In a similar vein, the FICO data shows that many of those consumers missing one credit card payment in December continued to struggle with their debts in the new year, with a marked increased in two missed payments. percent higher than December 2022 Average balance on credit card accounts with two missed payments was 1.9