Daily Digest - April 10, 2025

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April 10, 2025

Getting to Know Susan Richards of CredTech Consulting

  • People have underestimated Susan Richards since the day she accidentally walked into the collections industry and never left. But that’s ok. She doesn’t mind putting her work ethic to use showing everyone that not only does she belong, but she belongs at the head of the table. Read on to learn more about Susan, why she loves complete rebuilds, and why she uses a Capital F to describe what she likes most about this industry.

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Judge Rules Law Firm Specializing in Evictions Meets FDCPA’s Definition of ‘Debt Collector’

  • A District Court judge in Minnesota has denied a defendant’s motion for judgment on the pleadings in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case, ruling the defendant — a law firm that specializes in representing landlords — meets the statute’s definition of a “debt collector.”

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CFPB Roundup

  • When it comes to news about the current and future state of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, it seems like all the news tends to break at once. There is nothing for a few days, and then bam, two or three big developments all at once. This roundup summarizes yesterday’s Appeals Court hearing on whether a lower court’s injunction blocking the government from dismantling the bureau was a case of judicial overreach, and an update on the nomination of Jonathan McKernan to be the Bureau’s new director, along with comments from the top of both the Senate Banking Committee and the House Financial Services Committee.

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Overdraft Fees and Payment App Rule Rollbacks Head to Trump’s Desk

  • The House of Representatives voted Wednesday to overturn two significant rules finalized by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau during the final days of the Biden administration:

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InDebted Appoints Nic Chin as CFO

  • InDebted, the global leader in human-centered debt resolution solutions, has announced the appointment of Nic Chin as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective 1 April 2025.

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