When a debt is sold or transferred, verify the notice, new creditor or purchaser, amount claimed, payment instructions, and complaint route before making payment or signing settlement terms.
When a debt is sold or transferred, verify the notice, new creditor or purchaser, amount claimed, payment instructions, and complaint route before making payment or signing settlement terms.
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A sold or assigned debt can confuse borrowers because collection messages may come from a different name. Verify the original creditor, purchaser, account, amount, and payment channel before responding.
BNM has policy material for disposal and purchase of impaired loans or financing by financial institutions. Borrowers should use official references and written notices to understand who now owns or manages the debt.
A sale or assignment does not automatically cancel the debt. You should verify the new creditor, legal basis, claimed amount, and payment instructions.
Sometimes negotiation may be possible, but it depends on the purchaser, debt status, documents, and affordability. Do not rely on verbal promises only.
Tell us whether it is active card debt, high monthly commitment, bank or co-op arrears, a collector, or a legal letter.
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