Why Kicking Debt Collectors Off of Your Credit Report Just Got Easier
June 02, 2015
If you never got a bill, how could it get sent to collections? And can you be reported as late for a bill you never received? We asked experts.
If you never got a bill, how could it get sent to collections? And can you be reported as late for a bill you never received? We asked experts.
There are some changes coming to how collection accounts show up on consumers' credit reports. Here's what it could mean for you.
Sometimes the personal touch helps with business transactions. But in the case of unpaid debt, humans may prefer to deal with machines.
Just because someone tells you to pay a debt doesn't mean you should. Some debts have expiration dates.
Debt collection firm, Four Star Resolution, was shut down as a result of a lawsuit by the FTC. Now its owner is trying to stay in business.
Outdated debt collection laws leave some debt collectors wary of email communications. Here's what to do if you want to deal with a debt collector by email.
If you’re like many of us, you need your car. But what if a debt collector is threatening to repossess it?
Can a debt collector discuss an old debt with your spouse, even if the spouse wasn't responsible for it and you accumulated it before you were married?
Some consumers have encountered a frustrating cycle of recurring collections on debts they say they don't owe. Here's how the CFPB is addressing it.
If you have multiple debt collectors contacting you about a single debt, it's important to find out who actually owns the debt and should be paid.
