Debt Collection Agency Gets Healthy
July 19, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Health Fitness
A debt collection company based in California initiated a ploy to educate and motivate employees to live healthier lifestyles in early January. There are twenty eight employees at the agency; more than half are currently participating in the implementation.
Rising Foreclosures This Year
July 19, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Finance
Recent research by RealtyTrac Year-End 2009 Foreclosure Market Report shows us that 3,957,643 foreclosure filings have been reported on 2,824,674 U.S. properties in the year of 2009. This also includes foreclosure auctions that were scheduled, default notices and bank repossessions.
How Do You Invest In Bonds And What Are The Risks?
July 6, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Finance
Stocks and bonds. Doubtlessly, you’ve heard of them, and if you have been reading my articles, you know what they are. If you have not been, you should! But here is a quick update: stocks represent a portion of ownership in a company, and a bond represents money that a company “borrowed” and has to pay back on set dates. You might have heard that bonds are “safer” to invest in than stocks, but is this true? How are bonds traded, and what are the differences between a stock market and a bond market? Hopefully, this article can put these questions to rest.
The Scoop On How To Obtain Financial Information Of Your Debtors
March 2, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Finance
Being able to locate a debtor’s bank account can be quite useful in your attempt to collect. By law, it is necessary that a private, licensed investigator to do the work. You should always be wary when you hire someone to locate bank account numbers as there are a great deal of scam companies claiming that they can help, and take your money with no activity in return.
Job Losses Are Beginning to Decrease
January 28, 2010 by Mallory Megan
Filed under Business
There are a lot of hopeful signs that are just now emerging that lend to the idea that the labor market might be turning around. Of course, this has huge ramifications for U.S. recovery managers and collection agencies. If debtors are employed and have a working income, they will be more likely to repay their debt, as opposed to now, when debtors are unable to pay back.

