FDIC Consumer News | July 5, 2022
Saying “I Do” to Sharing Finances
Dividing expenses and savings by two
Getting married? Or, perhaps moving in with a significant other? Regardless of your relationship, there are some financial aspects you should consider when sharing expenses
The Federal Trade Commission seeks public comment on its Amplifier Rule (formally known as the Rule Relating to Power Output Claims for Amplifiers Utilized in Home Entertainment Products)
The Federal Trade Commission has finalized an administrative consent order against two Texas-based companies and their owner who are permanently banned from advertising or selling dietary supplements, and from making claims that their products treat, cure, or reduce the risk of disease
Beginning on Tuesday, July 5, we’re accepting applications to serve on our four advisory committees, which provide insight and advice as we carry out our work
The Federal Trade Commission is sending 176,028 checks, totaling more than $5
Access to credit plays a critical role in financial resiliency, especially during an economic downturn
The Federal Trade Commission today sued Walmart for allowing its money transfer services to be used by fraudsters, who fleeced consumers out of hundreds of millions of dollars
The Federal Trade Commission and the State of Florida are taking action against Grant Bae and its owner, Traeshonna P
The CFPB is working to identify and address the financial needs of immigrant consumers
The Federal Trade Commission finalized an order against CafePress over allegations that it failed to secure consumers’ sensitive personal data including Social Security numbers and covered up a major data breach
