Medical bills can quickly spiral, so you need to understand your legal exposure if the debt goes to collections.

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Consumer Protection B.C. investigated Scotiabank after a customer complained the bank called more than 100 times in 90 days, ...

For single mum-of-four Abi, the debts she has built up by using buy now, pay later (BNPL) services have left her trapped in a "vicious circle". Abi, from Sheffield, is one of a number of people who ...

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Nearly 71 million Americans have debts that have gone into collections. So, what do you do if a collector calls? Don't panic, Nina Pineda has your consumer bill of rights.

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The Trump administration wants to thwart state efforts to remove medical debt from credit reports, potentially eroding protections for the financially insecure.