With the financial crisis gathering strength and spreading to the real economy, it is instructive to learn the lessons from the Nordic crisis of the mid -990s. There are some important similarities today: but also some important differences.
Debt collectors used to doing the squeezing getting squeezed.
Hard times are usually good times for debt collectors, who make their money morning and night with the incessant ring of a phone.
American consumers and businesses are embarking on an era of thrift as the recession deepens, saving more money as they cut spending on purchases as varied as sweaters, new homes and office towers.
You may not want to learn how much smaller your bank account has gotten. But banks are making it easier than ever for consumers to access account information on their mobile devices.
But Such Forgiveness Will Leave a Nasty Scar on Your Credit Report for Years.
They might forgive but they won't forget. Banks are more willing than ever to cancel some of your credit card debt, but the non-payment will remain on your credit report for years to come, dragging down your credit score.
Collectors are going to need accurate alternative contact information to do their jobs effectively in the future, according to experts.
As consumers’ communications preferences continue to evolve, collection firms and financial institutions need to move to multi-channel communications in order to improve customer contacts, according to industry experts who discussed the matter Tuesday in a Webinar hosted by SoundBite Communications.
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