What would you do if debt collectors began demanding tens of thousands of dollars that you had already paid or knew you didn’t owe?
Watch Ana’s story and check out our suggestions for steps you can take to protect your rights if you’re in a similar situation.
Credit Risk App in China secures new funding
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For today Due to mounting pressure from plaintiffs and legislators, the lender recently agreed to cease some of its aggressive collection tactics on the debt of a portion of borrowers who filed for bankruptcy.
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“So here is another example of misinformation, especially as it relates to inquiries. this article states that each inquiry costs “2 or more points”. That simply is not true. Overall not a bad idea for an article, to talk about some scoring basics, but ultimately can lead to confused consumers. Could be done much better”
In a precedential ruling, the three-judge appellate panel found that the lower court was correct to grant summary judgment in favor of Manuel Pantoja, who sued Portfolio Recovery Associates after receiving a dunning letter seeking payment.
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Jeffrey Lacker, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, acknowledged that he was behind an October 2012 leak to a hedge fund adviser that handed its wealthy clients a road map to likely investment riches.
Thousands of approval letters that have been sent by the administrator, FedLoan Servicing, are not binding and can be rescinded at any time.
