Commenting on Debt Collection Collection practices closes
Commenting on Consumer Debt Collection Practices closed on Friday, February 28. Draft summaries of the discussion will be available to read and comment on beginning Monday, March 3.
Commenting on Consumer Debt Collection Practices closed on Friday, February 28. Draft summaries of the discussion will be available to read and comment on beginning Monday, March 3.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is considering new rules for the debt collection industry, and needs your feedback on its questions and ideas. CFPB believes debt collection is an important issue for consumers and are taking the first steps to gather information to determine what rules would be appropriate to protect consumers who are subject to debt collection. This decision matters to you if you:
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