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Debt Collection in the United Kingdom #1171

While no equivalent to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act exists in the United Kingdom, there are a number of laws and regulations that have implications for debt collectors, including the Consumer Credit Act of 1974. Under this Act, debt collectors are required to obtain a "Consumer Credit...

2019-01-14

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