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Judge Dismisses Complaint Against CRAs Over $500 Medical Debt Credit Reporting Floor

Account Recovery

The case, filed in the Eastern District of California, centers on allegations that the credit reporting agencies conspired to restrain trade in violation of federal and state antitrust laws. Judge Daniel J.

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Money News: 3 Companies Commit Major Consumer Credit Blunders

Nerd Wallet

Three major consumer companies have been involved in separate credit reporting issues recently. Meanwhile, two popular trading platforms have. The article Money News: 3 Companies Commit Major Consumer Credit Blunders originally appeared on NerdWallet. Bundrick, CFP® writes for NerdWallet. Twitter: @halmbundrick.

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CFPB Examines Potential Impact of Rising Car Prices on Consumer Credit

Troutman Sanders

Additionally, as we previously posted here and here , on June 23, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released a proposed Motor Vehicle Dealers Trade Regulation Rule.

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The History of the Credit Repair Industry and Why It’s Still Important Today

Credit Corp

So credit repair, consumer credit and credit bureaus—they’re all tied together. To understand why they’re so important, you might want to learn a bit more about the history of credit scores and repair. Luckily, we’ve compiled everything you need to know about the history of the credit repair industry.

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Renewable Energy Company enters liquidation with huge debts

UK debt collections

Customers who paid their deposits with a credit card have been urged to contact providers and make a claim under Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act. Report blamed covid In the report, the Covid pandemic was blamed for severely hampering trade. Another dubbed the company ‘Daylight Robbery Limited’.

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Make Sure to Verify a Debt Collection Affidavit Before Signing

FFGN COLLECT NY

In 2015, the Federal Trade Commission came down on Chase for robo-signing affidavits. The order expired a few years ago and now, probably due to the overwhelming number of lawsuits being filed against consumers for delinquent accounts, six senators have renewed the inquiry into Chase’s collection activities.

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Credit Acceptance and National Trade Associations Challenge the CFPB and NY AG’s Attempt to Disregard TILA and Regulate the Indirect Auto Finance Industry Through Litigation

Troutman Sanders

The Second Circuit has rejected similar pleading tactics in the past, and the CFPB’s official interpretation of the governing disclosure regulations is clear that assignment discounts are not finance charges unless separately imposed on consumers in individual transactions — a test the complaint’s “cash price proxy” theory does not satisfy. (3)

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