Third-Party Debt Buyer Increased Right-Party Contact Rates by 60% – Learn How
A well-established third-party debt buyer needed help. The company excelled at the core collections process, with strong predictive modeling identifying customers most likely to repay, but needed to be more efficient in contacting right parties – while mitigating risk to TCPA compliance.
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Department of Education Ending Contracts with Five Student Loan Collection Agencies
The U.S. Department of Education announced late Friday that it would “wind down” its relationship with five private collection agencies on its student loan debt collection contract that ED says were providing inaccurate information to borrowers regarding rehabilitations.
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Legal Symposium with New York Regulators Clarifies New Debt Collection Rules in the State February 27, 2015
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FTC and New York AG Team Up in Actions Against Two Buffalo Debt Collection Scams February 27, 2015
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Four Steps to Internal Audits for Collection Agencies & Debt Buyers February 26, 2015
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FDCPA Lawsuits Up in January and TCPA Claims Down, Reversing 2014 Trends February 26, 2015
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Establishing Market Value for a Collection Law Firm February 26, 2015
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Adding Utility and Rental Payments to Credit Reports Could Help Millions: Experian February 26, 2015
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Financial Credit Network Helps to Make Spirits Bright at Christmas February 26, 2015
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A Collector’s Perspective: Part II February 25, 2015
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Intrum Justitia Launches Payment Services for e-Merchants in the Nordics February 25, 2015
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Grimley Financial Corporation Celebrates Thirtieth Year of Business February 25, 2015
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Court Expands FDCPA’s “Least Sophisticated” Standard to Include Attorneys February 25, 2015
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For years, strategic thinkers in the debt industry have known that student loans offers the most growth opportunity. But how safe is that assumption in light of the scrutiny everyone is giving education loans right now?
Congress is looking into how the government manages its student loan portfolios, the CFPB is taking a more active role in regulating the market — especially for consumer behind on their payments — and now, this: the possibility that accounts will be taken away from private ARM firms and given to in-house Treasury collectors.
So is this still the safe sector we all have assumed?
Doing it Right
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Financial Credit Network Helps to Make Spirits Bright at Christmas February 26, 2015
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Charity Calls for Board Nominations, Tells Story of Sgt. Pennock February 10, 2015
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ARM Vets Charity Gives Out More Than $80K to Military Veterans January 21, 2015
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