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Photo by Keren Fedida on Unsplash Each business customer presents a unique set of circumstances. Once a customer is identified as a Chronic Delinquent, everybody in the organization should be made aware of the situation and regularly updated as to their status so your firm can present a united front. Collectors should as well.
Those who are financially weak (high credit risk), in addition to essentially turning down the faucet for your cash inflow, present a higher risk of never paying for everything they owe. Your customers won’t even know they are dealing with a collection agency but rather just one of your company’s collectors.
Seldom does a new collector appreciate the need for a balanced, holistic approach to debt collections. Then there are the new collectors who are task oriented. These folks invariably become good collectors, but in the beginning their focus on throughput makes them susceptible to taking shortcuts.
Nevada AB 223 – This bill would require debt collectors to provide a payoff letter within 10-days of a consumer request. New York AB 1035 – This bill would prohibit debt collectors from communicating with consumers through the use of email, text messaging, or private communication tools offered by social media companies.
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Nevada AB 223 – This bill would require debt collectors to provide a payoff letter within 10-days of a consumer request. New York AB 1035 – This bill would prohibit debt collectors from communicating with consumers through the use of email, text messaging, or private communication tools offered by social media companies. NPAS, Inc. ,
Here are some recently introduced bills that might be of interest: New York SB 171 – This bill would create a private right of action against originating creditors and debt collectors for a violation of the Debt Collection Procedures Act. There, the plaintiff sued after a debt collector used letter vendor to send a collection letter.
The Impact of Economic Turbulence on Customers The cost-of-living crisis has affected borrowers profoundly, exacerbating financial struggles and potentially leading to increased defaults. Lenders are asked to extend support not only to those already in arrears but also to customers at risk of payment difficulties.
This frees up human collectors to spend more time with customers in forbearance situations that require empathy and consultation. Such cases might include employees, deceased customers, fraud, first-payment defaulters or customers without valid contact data. Ulrich Wiesner presented this advice on how to improve contact data quality.
A derogatory mark on a credit report refers to a negative item such as a late payment, a loan default, a repossession, or a foreclosure. Unfortunately, derogatory marks cause your credit scores to drop and alert future creditors that you present a higher credit risk.
New York AB 5537 / SB 4271 This bill would establish a state-wide debt collector license in New York under the authority of the Department of Financial Services (the same agency that licenses the banking and insurance industries and which for the last 11 years has promulgated rules for debt collectors). RMAI is in strong opposition.
The Court of Appeals of Wisconsin, District I, recently held that the National Bank Act does not preempt the Wisconsin Consumer Acts requirement to send a notice of right to cure to a borrower in default prior to filing a collection action. A Wisconsin borrower defaulted on two credit card accounts issued by a national bank.
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