Creditor must pay fine for collecting debts under a different name
A North Carolina-based company allegedly used a name other than its legal name when collecting unpaid debts without a Connecticut consumer collection agency license.
A North Carolina-based company allegedly used a name other than its legal name when collecting unpaid debts without a Connecticut consumer collection agency license.
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First up is California, with Department of Financial Protection and Innovation invoices for California Financing Law licensees due in full by October 31, 2021.
Participants will have 24 months to test an innovative product or service on consumers in the state without being subject to state laws and regulations that normally would regulate such products or services.
In this webcast, we answered audience questions, discussed key renewal items, and shared some tips on how to make the process more manageable.
The bill amends certain provisions related to small dollar lending requirements and specifies various consumer protection requirements.
Licensees must provide a toll-free telephone number to contact for customer service issues and to receive live customer assistance.
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The move away from a state-specific vendor allows the fingerprints submitted through Fieldprint to be leveraged for nearly all NMLS licenses.
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When creating advertisements, financial services licensees may not have licensing at top of mind – but they should.
APPROVED COO Tim Lange and Buckley LLP Partner Katy Ryan teamed up to break down the act’s requirements, specifically discussing who’s covered by the act, exemptions from licensure, and next steps for industry and regulators.
Mortgage servicers licensed in California must provide information to DFPI describing the actions they are taking to help homeowners avoid foreclosure.
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