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Resolve to Be More Proactive in 2024

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Two weeks ago we recapped the three most read articles from 2023: identifying red flags, understanding why customers pay late, and the secrets of successful collectors. Then last week we looked at credit hold best practices. From a credit management perspective, these are largely reactive topics.

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Lessons for Trade Creditors from Recent Bankruptcies

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” (Photo by Devon MacKay on Unsplash ) This applies to credit and collections as well as anything else. Collectors are continually learning what works to get people to pay up and what doesn’t. The good news is that until May 1, 2024, annual subscriptions are only $29.40. Share Read more

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Are You Managing Your Receivables with the End of the Year in Mind?

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Suppliers, lenders, and credit rating agencies place substantial importance on these numbers when assessing your liquidity and overall financial strength. Their assessments of your business based in large part upon these metrics will determine your credit limits, collateral requirements, lines of credit and borrowing capacity.

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RMAI Update May 2023

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Nat’l Credit Sys. , A debt collector unaware of the discharge, allegedly due to a bona fide error, sent several collection letters to the consumer regarding the past-due rent. The consumer filed a lawsuit claiming the debt collector, by seeking payment following the discharge, “violated 15 U.S.C. 21-3131, 2023 U.S.

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RMAI Update April 2023

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The following bills of concern are a sample of the legislation that RMAI is currently engaging on behalf of the industry: California AB 1414 – This bill would exclude consumer credit accounts from the definition of “book account” which would force all litigation through a contract theory for litigation.

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RMAI Update March 2023

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This is a very expansive definition which would include medical debt charged on a credit card, including a bottle of Tylenol purchased from a grocery store. RMAI is strongly opposed to this bill and is working with our Colorado lobbyist and other industry trade associations to get an exemption for credit card debt.

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RMAI Update January 2023

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The 2023-2024 Congressional Session promises to be busy – RMAI has a strong team in place to defend, protect and promote the accounts receivables management industry. Prof’l Bureau of Collections of Md., Preferred Collection and Management Services, Inc. (Hunstein III) , 48 F.4th 4th 823 (10th Cir.

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