(Chapter 15) Fees, Billing, Collection, and Credit 2026

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Collection costs are the costs to a debt collector of collecting money owed by a borrower. Collection costs are any fees associated with the process of a lender using a third party (a collection agency) to collect a debt. In most scenarios, the borrower will be responsible for taking care of these collection costs.
Having debt in collections shows a history of late or missed payments and may harm credit scores. Some credit scoring models, including FICO Score 9, FICO Score 10, VantageScore 3.0 and VantageScore 4.0, penalize unpaid collection accounts. Paying off collection accounts may help improve these scores.

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