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State courts around the country are starting to reform the ways they handle lawsuits over unpaid bills, widening the regulatory overhaul of banks' and third parties' debt-collection practices.

NCR Corp. has integrated its NCR Silver iPad point of sale system with Retail Intel, a cloud-based service provider that can pull in sales data from QuickBooks.

An online operation in the business of finding potential borrowers for mortgage companies will pay a $225,000 civil penalty to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it deceived people about mortgage terms.

The mortgage delinquency rate for homeowners more than 60 days late declined for the ninth consecutive quarter, according to a new report report.

The Government Accountability Office has asked the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to improve some of its accounting procedures and internal controls, according to a new report.

Consumer borrowing in March rose by the most in a little more than a year as Americans used credit cards more often while also taking out school and auto loans, the Federal Reserve reported Wednesday.

Two of the largest consumer debt buyers agreed to drop lawsuits against borrowers and pay fines to settle allegations they violated a state's law in pursuing debtors.

Card-not-present (CNP) fraud is generating quite a bit of chatter in financial and payments circles today. Much of the talk centers on the link between greater global use of the EMV standard and rising CNP fraud.

An Indianapolis credit union will take a $26 million loss on default-prone loans to ITT Technical Institute students. The college's parent company was recently sued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for predatory lending practices.

The Idaho Supreme Court unanimously ruled recently that medical collection agency Medical Recovery Services cannot ask for attorney's fee that are higher than what patients paid for their care.