Entries Tagged ‘consumer debt collection’:

I Have A Collection Agent On The Phone! What Now?

Individual phone collectors will be given a portfolio of accounts, and the bulk of their workday, every day, will be spent working them. Collection agents are subject to many performance evaluations and most of their paycheck is earned from personal commission payments. Thus, the size of a debt collector’s paycheck depends on how successful he or she is at collecting from debtors. This factor, coupled with relentless confrontations with angry and sensitive debtors, makes for an extremely high stress job with high employee turnover.

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How Long Will A Negative Mark Stay On Your Credit Report Part Two

In the last article in this series I wrote about how long different marks remain on your credit report. I mentioned that mistakes will be removed immediately, soft inquiries will have no effect, and hard inquiries can hang around on your credit report for two years. Late payments have the capacity to do way more damage.

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Reforms Make It Harder To Give Credit Cards To College Students

Due to the recent credit card remodeling that are starting up next year, card issuers will have a difficult time getting teenagers on college campuses to apply for credit cards without their parents’ knowledge. As students arrive on campus, card issuers will be there to welcome them at many schools.

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Wait. How Long Is This Going To Be On My Credit Report? Part 1

Your credit history. It could be your best friend, or your worst enemy. Most of the time it’s like a nosy mother in law coming to visit. You know that she’s coming, and that’s always bad news, but you are too afraid to ask or even consider how long she will be staying. Even though that was the worst analogy ever, read on to see how long negative marks stay on your credit history!

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Future Changing For Debt Collectors

The most recent research on the American economy alleges that incomes are dwindling for those just starting out. The Collections Industry has reason to believe that this paradigm shift will be permanent.

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