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NACM® was founded in 1896 to promote good laws for sound credit, protect businesses against fraudulent debtors, improve the interchange of credit information, develop better credit practices and methods, and establishes a code of ethics. NACM-Louisiana is one of the 43 NACM Affiliate Associations in the United States.

NACM-Louisiana assists organizations conducting business on terms to make quick and informed business decision. Up front we offer credit reports that allow credit managers to expedite credit making decision. On the back end we provide collection services to collect nonpayment for products and services. Need more information about Member Benefits?

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NACM-Louisiana & Breazeale Sachse & Wilson, LLP Presents:
"HOW TO COLLECT CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS"
September 17th - The International House Hotel of New Orleans
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This workshop will review

House Bill 1465 which would have required an additional 10 day notice mechanism prior to filing a lien,
Senate Bill 218 which proposes to require the mandatory escrow of retainage on private contracts

NACM All South
Regional Conference
October 17 - 19, 2010
Oklahoma City, OK

Registration & Schedule

NACM Credit Learning Center

An individual learning experience that can stand alone or when combined with other modules, may allow you to earn a specialty certificate or satisfy a specific course requirement.

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Credit News

Louisiana Updates
New Orleans City Business - 8/30/10
Consumer spending rises 0.4 percent in July
TAGS: Barclays Capital Research, Commerce Department, consumer spending, economy, personal incomes, Peter Newland, savings

WASHINGTON — Americans spent last month at the fastest pace in four months, helped by a jump in demand for automobiles.

Consumer spending rose 0.4 percent in July after three lackluster months, the Commerce Department said today. Spending fell a slight 0.1 percent in April, rose a tiny 0.1 percent in May and was flat in June.

Personal incomes were up 0.2 percent in July, less than expected but at least an improvement over June when incomes had not risen at all. (read more) - The Associated Press -

NACM eNews Updates (newsletter)

Featured Stories - 8/30/10
Bad News: Media Bankruptcies Facing Tough Obstacles

As newspaper and other print media ventures continue to struggle amid poor advertising revenue stemming from the down economy as well as losses in readership and classified placements to often free online competitors, the specter of bankruptcy reorganizations appears an ever-present threat to the industry. And three ongoing proceedings are proving that emerging from bankruptcy is far from easy in the news world, as well. .(read moore)