Capital Compliance Group is the leading provider of licensing, certification, and compliance services within the collections industry. CCG has helped many companies with expanding into additional states, getting bonds and licensing, Debt Trader and other certifications, and compliance assistance which has led our clients to an increase in revenue. Call today for a free needs assessment.
We are a leading provider of licensing and certification management solutions for collection agencies, debt buyers and collection law firms. Our team manages the entire process, including initial license applications and maintenance to ensure licenses never expire. CCG’s digital platform allows us to simplify the process for our clients and keep them up to date on their status of the licensing and certification progress.
CCG handles the entire licensing process from preparation to approval. CCG can also assist in obtaining bonds and registered agents if required.
CCG keeps you ahead of the renewal crunch by always keeping you informed of upcoming renewal needs before they become a 911.
CCG will collaborate with you to develop standard operating procedures and policies needed to keep you compliant and certified with industry standards.
Through CCG’s experience and relationship with Debt Trader and other associations we make this process simple.
Several websites that cover the ARM space reported about a decision last week out of Nevada, dealing with the issue of when a collection agency could charge interest on a debt. Lawsuits are common in the collection industry. It is a rare collection agency that has never been sued. But sometimes these lawsuits border on…
In the debt collections industry, sharing your corporate name isn’t just a good idea. It is the law. Debt collectors, when they are trying to collect a debt, must disclose their actual company name. This requirement is codified in 15 USC §1692(e)14, which states: A debt collector may not use any false, deceptive, or misleading representation or…
Mark Twain once allegedly quipped, “No man’s life, liberty or property is safe when the legislature is in session.” In January, most state legislatures open new sessions and with new sessions come new laws. California led the way last year with new restrictions on the accounts receivable industry. Other states are not far behind. …
Some compliance issues seem obvious. One of the biggest is that you cannot take someone’s money from their bank account without their consent. According to the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB), that is exactly what Enova International did. Enova is a payday and installment lender. It self-reported to the CFPB that between 2010 and 2014,…
The 2019 Annual Conference is the premier event for the receivables management industry. Debt buyers, originating creditors, collection agencies, law firms, brokers, and affiliates gather for three days of industry education and regulatory updates, networking, and business opportunities.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Conference convenes attorneys who can certify that neither they nor their firm sue consumers on consumer debt, advise businesses regarding debt collection or evictions involving consumers, represent landlords in evictions, defend any clients against FDCPA, TCPA, FCRA, or other consumer claims, do not handle debt settlement matters, and much more.
The DCF provides exceptional content at an affordable price-point to allow organizations to send multiple attendees and engage in active participation. At DCF 2019 attendees will get engaged, get inspired, and get empowered.
ACA International contributes to the success of its members and the positive reputation of the credit and collection industry through education, advocacy and services.
