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Jun 15 2022 06, 2022

Five Reasons to Avoid Getting a Credit Card

By |June 15th, 2022|Blog|Comments Off on Five Reasons to Avoid Getting a Credit Card

Applying for your first credit card is often considered a right of passage for many young adults, but signing up for that introductory offer isn’t necessarily the best move for everyone. Whether you are a young adult looking to build your credit or a seasoned pro looking to take advantage of a great signup [...]

Jun 10 2022 06, 2022

The Hidden Dangers of Using Personal Credit Cards for Business Expenses

By |June 10th, 2022|Blog|Comments Off on The Hidden Dangers of Using Personal Credit Cards for Business Expenses

When you first start a new business, you might be so focused on building and growing that business that you never bother to worry about how you are paying the expenses of that new company. This can be a huge mistake! Many new business owners jump in headfirst without creating a plan for how [...]

Jun 7 2022 06, 2022

Can Debt Collectors Make Contact Through Social Media?

By |June 7th, 2022|Blog|Comments Off on Can Debt Collectors Make Contact Through Social Media?

Getting hassled about an outstanding collection account over social media is the last thing any consumer wants to deal with. Still, many collection agents argue that it is the most productive means of communication in 2022. Because of that, changes have been made to update the rules and regulations that govern those collection efforts [...]

May 17 2022 05, 2022

California’s Massive Unemployment Debt Problem

By |May 17th, 2022|Blog|Comments Off on California’s Massive Unemployment Debt Problem

Did you know that the state of California is currently having a difficult time shouldering the weight of an astronomical amount of unemployment debt? To help put the size of this problem into the proper perspective, take a minute to think about the fact that the amount of unemployment California currently owes is equal [...]

Feb 7 2022 02, 2022

Could Hyper Inflation Impact Your Collections in 2022?

By |February 7th, 2022|Blog|Comments Off on Could Hyper Inflation Impact Your Collections in 2022?

After more than a decade of government money printing, inflation has finally started to rear its ugly head in the budgets of consumers around the country. It feels like just about everything has doubled in price over the past few months, and that is having a tremendous impact on the spending power of families [...]

Jan 24 2022 01, 2022

Do You Want Your Debt Collectors Texting You?

By |January 24th, 2022|Blog|Comments Off on Do You Want Your Debt Collectors Texting You?

Have you ever had a debt collector text you about an outstanding balance? How about contacting you through social media? Do you know your rights in these situations? Recent updates to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) have officially made it legal for debt collectors to contact consumers by text or through social [...]

Jan 17 2022 01, 2022

Six Ways the Pandemic Has Changed the Debt Collection Industry

By |January 17th, 2022|Blog|Comments Off on Six Ways the Pandemic Has Changed the Debt Collection Industry

After nearly two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed just about everything about how business is conducted around the world, and that is definitely true for the debt collection industry. While we can still make collection phone calls like we used to, nearly everything else has changed and evolved with the rest of the [...]

Jan 4 2022 01, 2022

Can You Finance a Tesla with Collection on Your Credit Report?

By |January 4th, 2022|Blog|Comments Off on Can You Finance a Tesla with Collection on Your Credit Report?

With all of the hype around electric vehicles exploding over the past few years, the idea of owning a Tesla has become a lot more reasonable for consumers all over the country. Of course, there is still a wide gap between dreaming about owning a fancy electric car and actually pulling the trigger on [...]

Dec 27 2021 12, 2021

Holiday Shoppers Are Going into Debt

By |December 27th, 2021|Blog|Comments Off on Holiday Shoppers Are Going into Debt

Early retail numbers are already showing that 2021 was a fantastic holiday season for retail businesses, but are those sales numbers creating the next massive bubble for consumers? A recent article from CNBA notes that 45% of holiday shoppers had planned to use buy now, pay later services ranging from standard credit cards to [...]

Dec 7 2021 12, 2021

Five Potential Issues with Rising Global Debt

By |December 7th, 2021|Blog|Comments Off on Five Potential Issues with Rising Global Debt

Major countries worldwide have been getting flexible with their balance sheets as a means of fighting COVID-related recessions for 18 months now, and no one knows for sure how those efforts are going to play out. For now, it appears like everything has worked well as we have avoided a total collapse of our financial [...]

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