Household Debt Down for First Time in a Year

U.S. consumer debt dropped in the last quarter for the first time in a year as mortgage originations fell to the lowest mark since 2000, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's latest quarterly report. Collections - Other Consumer

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Wells Fargo Reportedly Selling $1.3B in Bad Debt

Wells Fargo & Co. is marketing two pools of troubled mortgage debt estimated at $ 1.3 billion, including mostly reperforming loans as well as nonperforming loans, according to two people with knowledge of the offering. Collections - Other Consumer

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Fair Isaac’s New Scoring Model Downplays Medical Debt

Fair Isaac Co. revealed Thursday that its revamped credit score model will not weigh medical debt as heavily as previous versions, a key change given that medical debt accounts for nearly half of all unpaid collections on consumers' credit reports. Collections - Other Consumer

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Illinois AG Sues Two Student Loan Firms Over Debt Scams

Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan filed lawsuits Monday against two student loan servicers, alleging the unlicensed companies imposed illegal fees on delinquent student loan borrowers and deceptively marketed debt solutions. Collections - Other Consumer

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Most Parents Worry About Student Loan Debt

A new survey reveals that while 96% of parents still see the value of a college education, 85% are very or somewhat worried that student loan debt will affect their child's ability to buy a home, car or other large purchase after college. Collections - Other Consumer

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CFPB Study Targets Changes to Credit Scoring for Medical Debt

WASHINGTON -- Consumers with medical bills in collection can see their credit scores hit by as much as 22 points compared to those with other types of debt, according to a study released Tuesday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Collections - Other Consumer

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