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In the first three parts of this series I wrote about collections accounts, described how sending unpaid accounts out to an agency helps out a creditor, and described the practice of selling an old debt to a third party collection agency. I spoke about the type of information that a collection company will obtain to utilize in their efforts, and the type of laws that third party collection agencies must follow. I described illegal and legal tactics that debt collection agencies use to collect.

Individual debt collectors are handed a portfolio of accounts, and most of their workday, every day, will be spent working them. Bill collectors are subject to frequent performance evaluations and the bulk of their money is earned from personal commission payments. Thus, the size of a debt collector’s paycheck depends on how successful he or she is at collecting from debtors. This factor, coupled with relentless confrontations with angry and sensitive debtors, makes for an extremely high stress job with high employee turnover.

In the last article in this series I wrote about how long different marks remain on your credit report. I mentioned that mistakes will be removed immediately, soft inquiries will have no effect, and hard inquiries can hang around on your credit report for two years. Late payments have the capacity to do way more damage.

In parts one through three of my primer course on stocks, I said that the stock of the business was the original amount of money that went into founding it. I let you know that companies divide stocks into shares, which can be bought or sold to shareholders, who are people or companies that own one or more shares of stock and therefore “share ownership” of the company. I spoke about stock brokers who are people that will charge you to arrange the purchasing or selling of stock. Now a bit buying and selling stock.

Due to the fresh credit card modifications that are starting up next year, card issuers will have a hard time getting teenagers on college campuses to apply for credit cards without their parents’ knowledge. As students arrive on campus, card issuers will be there to speak to them at many schools.