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On September 5, 2024 the CFPB issued its annual Fair DebtCollection Practices Act report. Medical debt, rental debt, and consumer complaints were among the topics focused on in the report. The report stated that the CFPB received approximately 109,900 debtcollection complaints in 2023.
In This Update Earlier this month, the CFPB issued an Advisory Opinion reminding debtcollectors of their obligation to comply with the Fair DebtCollection Practices Act and Reg F’s prohibitions on false, deceptive, or misleading representations in the collection of medical debt (see RMAI’s October 4, 2024 Member Alert ).
A debtcollector unaware of the discharge, allegedly due to a bona fide error, sent several collection letters to the consumer regarding the past-due rent. The consumer filed a lawsuit claiming the debtcollector, by seeking payment following the discharge, “violated 15 U.S.C. See you in Monterey! Help RMAI Grow!
CFPB expressed concern over social media influencers on platforms like TikTok and Instagram spreading misinformation about debtcollections. The collection agency provided an account itemization and threatened to pursue legal action if the bills werent paid. RMAI will collaborate with the CFPB on addressing these issues in 2025.
When a consumer has an unpaid debt, the lender will generally conduct their own in-house collection efforts for approximately 30 to 60 days. If the debt remains unpaid for 90 days, most original creditors will forward the account to a third-party debtcollection agency.
Multiple lenders to choose from Unlike larger traditional loans available from banks and creditunions, which may often limit the number of options available, there are plenty of title loan lender options available to choose from. However, any remaining debt will not be passed through to a debtcollector or reported as a delinquency.
How Long Does It Take for Your Credit Score to Update After Paying off Credit Cards? Luckily, it doesn’t take most financial institutions longer than 30 days to send updates to the credit bureaus. But if you’re working with a smaller lender or creditunion, they might only report to the credit bureaus once a quarter.
Takeaway 3 Consumer compliance laws related to debtcollection and preventing money laundering are also important for lenders. Regulation V, implementing the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) related to consumer reporting. Regulation F, which implements the Fair DebtCollection Practices Act (FDCPA). ET and 9 p.m.
The court in Riffard said that a trial court should dismiss a creditors collection complaint when the creditor has failed to comply with the WCAs notice-of-right-to-cure requirements; but noted that the WCA does not provide a borrower with any relief beyond dismissal of the complaint. See Bahena , 363 F. 3d at 927; Boerner v. 3d 767, 773-81.
Through the efforts of RMAI, our Colorado lobbyist, and other industry partners we were able to get an exemption for credit card debt unless the credit card was offered specifically for the payment of health-care services or health-care goods. RMAI was able to obtain some modest amendments; however, we remain in opposition.
Similar to the final rule on medical debt, the future of the initiatives listed in the Regulatory Agenda remains uncertain as a new administration takes office in early 2025. In its continued focus on debtcollection, the CFPB recently issued a blog post titled, Protecting you from unlawful debtcollection at work.
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