Credit Reporting on Delinquent Loans
December 10, 2026
Live Webinar:
DateDec 10, 2026Duration90 minutes
08:00 AM PST09:00 AM MST
10:00 AM CST11:00 AM EST
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- Take-away toolkit
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On-Demand Webinar:
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One credit reporting error can turn a delinquent loan into a costly compliance problem.
Learn how to strengthen credit reporting accuracy, manage FCRA disputes, improve data controls, and build a defensible process that reduces regulatory, legal, and reputational risk.
KEY WEBINAR TAKEAWAYS
- Spotting credit reporting mistakes that create the greatest FCRA risk before a routine delinquent account becomes a complaint, dispute, examination issue, or lawsuit
- A defensible dispute investigation process that moves beyond simply verifying what the system says and focuses on accuracy, documentation, and meaningful investigation
- Weak links in the credit reporting chain — from collections and servicing to Metro 2 data, vendors, dispute handling, corrections, and quality control
- How to create a practical credit reporting risk-control framework with clear ownership, effective policies and procedures, escalation triggers, testing, training, and ongoing quality assurance
BONUS MATERIALS
- Credit reporting furnisher risk and process inventory
- Direct and indirect dispute investigation worksheet
- Delinquent loan reporting quality-control checklist
WEBINAR DETAILS
Credit reporting mistakes are no longer merely a back-office nuisance. They can trigger consumer disputes, regulatory scrutiny, costly investigations, litigation, and reputational damage, often when an account is already delinquent and the institution is trying to collect. Credit and consumer reporting complaints remain a major source of consumer complaints, making accuracy, documentation, and a defensible dispute process more important than ever.
If you furnish information, the risk is deceptively simple: one wrong balance, incorrect delinquency date, bad account status, failure to update information, or weak dispute investigation can turn an ordinary collection account into a FCRA problem. And credit reporting is rarely owned by just one department. Collections, lending, servicing, operations, compliance, IT, and third-party vendors may all touch the data before it reaches a consumer reporting agency.
We will walk through the furnishing lifecycle, highlight recurring trouble spots, and show how policies, procedures, data controls, dispute investigations, and quality assurance should work together.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Collections
- Lending
- Loan servicing
- Compliance and risk
- Operations managers
- Internal auditors
- Information technology
TAKE-AWAY TOOLKIT
- Employee training log
- Interactive quiz
- PDF of slides and speaker’s contact info for follow-up questions
- Attendance certificate provided to self-report CE credits
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Presented By

Reed & Jolly, PLLC
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