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The settlements stem from an FTC-led enforcement sweep announced last year
The defendants in two student loan debt relief cases have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission claims that they charged consumers illegal upfront fees and falsely promised to help reduce or forgive student loan debt burdens

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We recently published a Complaint Snapshot report, which provides an
overview of trends across consumer complaints

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The Federal Trade Commission has given final approval to a settlement with PayPal, Inc

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The Federal Trade Commission has charged a Florida-based scheme with deceiving small business owners by falsely claiming to represent Google, falsely threatening businesses with removal from Google search results, and falsely promising first-place or first-page placement in Google search results

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It’s common for couples to share their financial lives but
not the responsibility for managing household finances

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Si como consecuencia de un desastre natural usted tiene dificultades
para hacer sus pagos  hipotecarios o no
puede cumplir con las obligaciones de una hipoteca inversa (reverse mortgage)
tales como impuestos o seguro, existen recursos y opciones que potencialmente
pueden ayudarle a evitar una ejecución hipotecaria (foreclosure)

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In testimony before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government, the Federal Trade Commission described its work to protect consumers and promote competition through vigorous enforcement, education, advocacy, and policy work, and by anticipating and responding to changes in the marketplace

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The Federal Trade Commission today announced a refund claim process in its case against NutriMost

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Defendants charged up to $13,995 for coaching, and thousands more for other services
The Federal Trade Commission has charged two Utah individuals and their telemarketing operation with deceptively claiming their business coaching services can help consumers start home-based businesses that earn thousands of dollars a month

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You now have more options for accessing your credit scores free of
charge

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