Archive for Mallory Megan
Collection Industry Changes With The Times
As the economy progressively gets worse and worse, even the collection industry is feeling the heat. Every company seems to be looking for new techniques they can utilize to work smarter. There are a few ways that they can improve their business.
23Apr2010 | Mallory Megan | 0 comments | Continued
Debt Collection Agency Thwarted In Legal Battle
Filed by an American collection agency, a lawsuit against forestry contractors local to Arrow Lakes has been temporarily put on hold by a Delaware judge. On January 20 a hearing was held in a U.S. court with PricewaterhouseCooper legal counsel attending via telephone conference.
23Apr2010 | Mallory Megan | 0 comments | Continued
Debt Could Be From Debit
Even in the hard economy, it looks like consumers are racking up more and more debt and getting ahead of themselves financially. There are numerous reasons why credit cards could hurt you financially, but a debit card could be what is putting you over the limit.
23Apr2010 | Mallory Megan | 0 comments | Continued
Manage Your Money On Superbowl Sunday
Even though we are in the middle of a recession, and many of you are in debt, there is no reason that you cannot throw a really great Super Bowl Party.
23Apr2010 | Mallory Megan | 0 comments | Continued
Your Credit Could Now Be Ruined By Your Junk Mail
Junk mail. Nobody likes it. Oftentimes, people will take a glance at the envelope then throw it in the garbage. But it’s crucial to give each letter a thorough look-through. Some credit card issuers are sending cardholders statements in plain, unmarked white envelopes that look like a solicitation, or junk.
23Apr2010 | Mallory Megan | 0 comments | Continued
Citizen’s Colorful Arguments Keep IRS On Its Toes
We are well into another tax filing season, and the Internal Revenue Service is practicing one of its yearly rituals, which is addressing a vast amount of kooky arguments that citizens give as a reason why they aren’t forced to file a tax return.
17Apr2010 | Mallory Megan | 0 comments | Continued
Prisoner’s Pay To Stay Program Held Responsible For County Debt
In the counties of Butler and Hamilton, Ohio, the sheriff’s departments attempted to obtain money from inmates to pay for the cost of their stay at jail. An all around failure, the program closed a few weeks ago after it cost taxpayers $69,000 to settle a federal lawsuit. The state auditor halted the program because it was not making any income.
17Apr2010 | Mallory Megan | 0 comments | Continued
Larger Banks Expereince Issues With Public Image
It is no shocker that the biggest banks have problems with their public image these days. To add to the anecdotal evidence of family, friends and your own opinion a recent report from Forrester Research says that America’s largest banks are trusted the least in the country.
17Apr2010 | Mallory Megan | 0 comments | Continued
Latest Report Reveals Bleak News About Foreclosure Rates
According to the RealtyTrac Year-End 2009 Foreclosure Market Report, 3,957,643 foreclosure filings were reported on 2,824,674 U.S. properties in 2009. Included are scheduled foreclosure auctions, default notices and bank repossessions.
17Apr2010 | Mallory Megan | 0 comments | Continued