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Testimony for the Vermont House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development re: H.482, an act relating to consumer protection
Contact with a debt collector is a common experience for Americans. In 2017, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released a nationally-representative survey of consumer experiences with debt collection, finding that more than 70 million Americans – about one third of consumers – were contacted by a creditor or debt collector about a debt in…
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Testimony Before Joint Financial Services Committee In Support of S.120/H.2811, An Act Relative to Fairness in Debt Collection
Debt collection affects millions of Massachusetts residents. This section reviews several different studies to provide an overview of the pervasive nature of debt collection in Massachusetts.
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Testimony Responding to the Proposed Amendments to the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure Regarding Credit Card Debts
Debt collection affects millions of Massachusetts residents. In 2014, the Urban Institute reported that nearly 1 in 4 Massachusetts residents with credit reports had a debt in collection due to nonpayment of a bill and that the average amount of the debt was $4,602.
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Testimony of NCLC, NACA, and MLRI to the Mass. Division of Banks and the Mass. Attorney General regarding debt collection and regulation in MA
Debt collection affects millions of Massachusetts residents. In 2014, the Urban Institute reported that nearly 1 in 4 Massachusetts residents with credit reports had a debt in collection due to non-payment of a bill and that the average amount of the debt was $4,602.1
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