News from the CLLA Fall Meeting November 2008
The New York CLLA meeting is always busy. This year, there was a buzz of excitement relating to a few areas. First, everyone was taking about how the economy affects …
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The New York CLLA meeting is always busy. This year, there was a buzz of excitement relating to a few areas. First, everyone was taking about how the economy affects …
Posted on by Bob Bernstein
I loved all the discussion this week about whether we were in a recession. Any of us in the credit, collections and bankruptcy world know we’ve been in a recession …
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Okay, it’s a shameless plug for the book (Get P.A.I.D. a Guide to Getting Paid Faster) and the system, but it is also a reminder of how important it is …
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I suppose the lowering of LIBOR is an indication to some that credit is easing, at least on Fleet Street! Most of the “main street” businesses probably don’t feel that …
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When a company files a Chapter 11 case (or even before-when there is time), a big issue is how to fund operations post-filing. The Debtor-in-Possession (DIP) needs to make arrangements …
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Stay calm…That’s hard to do when it seems like we have no control over the loss of a large percentage of our personal net worth. Real estate values down, stock …
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“Credit” is the topic of so many discussions these days. From the $85 billion “loan” the US is giving AIG to the effect the credit “markets” have on business, to …
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…that we would have to prop up Fannie, Freddie and AIG at the same time? There are so many interesting discussions going on around these actions. Where do we draw …
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I’ve become very impressed with the work of Michelle Dunn, author, consultant and former owner of a collection agency built from scratch. Michelle’s books and articles stress many of the …
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If you are reading this, you most certainly have at one time received an email from the sister-in-law to the Finance Minister of Nigeria (or someone like her), telling you …