Upcoming Conferences
18th Annual Financial Services Collections & Credit Risk ConferenceOctober 24-26, 2010
The Wynn, Las Vegas, NV
Other Consumer
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Most Delinquent Mortgages Not Going To Collections
With all of the problems in the mortgage industry, a new study appears to show that being 60 days late on mortgage payments is not as big of a concern as it used to be.
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Bankruptcy Filings Are Up In 2010
Collections & Credit Risk | September 3More U.S. consumers filed for bankruptcy through the first eight months of the year than for the same period in 2009, according to the American Bankruptcy Institute.
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New York Regulators Investigate Deceptive Credit Card Marketing
Collections & Credit Risk | September 3New York regulators are conducting an investigation into deceptive credit card marketing practices that target college students at their colleges.
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Credit Losses Could Stay High Longer In This Cycle
PaymentsSource | September 2The banking industry's loan losses could stay elevated for years, recent federal data suggests, even after appearing to peak in late 2009.
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Consumer Confidence Improves After Two-Month Decline
PaymentsSource | September 1Consumer confidence improved slightly in August, reversing directions after declining in both June and July, The Conference Board Inc., a New York-based research organization, reported Tuesday.
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Small-Business Confidence Down Sharply In August
PaymentsSource | August 31Small-business owners confidence dropped sharply in August amid increasing gloom about the economy, according to new survey data Discover Financial Services released Monday.
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Auto Loan Late Payments Fall
Collections & Credit Risk | August 31The drop in the auto loan delinquency rate is in line with declines in late credit card and mortgage payments, according to TransUnion's review of 27 million credit reports in its database.
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- Texas AG Charges Mortgage Servicer With Illegal Collections
- U.S. Businesses Are Paying Bills More Slowly: Experian Report
- Most Delinquent Mortgages Not Going To Collections
- FTC Settlement Stops Alleged Credit-Repair Scam
- Payday Loan Defendant Settles Illegal Collections Case
- Small-Business Confidence Down Sharply In August
- Debt Buyer Fined $85,000 Over Collection Lawsuits
- Card Debt Continues To Drop, TransUnion Data Show
- Credit Losses Could Stay High Longer In This Cycle
- Dodd Recounts War Stories Over Regulatory Reform


