The Bureau issued an official approval of the final redesigned Uniform
Residential Loan Application (URLA), which will include a question about
mortgage applicants’ language preference
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Last week, Director Cordray sent a letter to the CEO’s of several banks,
credit unions, and financial companies encouraging them to enable consumers to
exert greater control over their credit cards, debit cards, and other payment
methods
The Federal Trade Commission today announced the final agenda for the Ed Tech Workshop on December 1, co-hosted with the Department of Education and focused on privacy issues related to education technology
Federal Trade Commission staff submitted comments to the Tennessee General Assembly in support of a state law exemption that allows non-veterinarians to practice animal massage therapy in Tennessee
Defendants allegedly misled consumers into believing they were ordering “free trials” of products; used decoy websites to conceal their deceptive conduct
A vast network of online marketers and the three people behind it have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that they sold more than 40 weight-loss, muscle-building, and wrinkle-reduction products to consumers using unsubstantiated health claims, fake magazine and news sites, bogus celebrity endorsements, and phony consumer testimonials
Company paid $586 million to settle charges
The Federal Trade Commission is alerting consumers who lost money to scammers who told them to pay via Western Union’s money transfer system between January 1, 2004 and January 19, 2017, that they can now file a claim to get their money back by going to FTC
The Office of Financial Empowerment welcomes 61 organizations to receive
Your Money, Your Goals training and technical assistance to expand the reach of
financial empowerment tools and information to economically vulnerable
consumers
If you’ve checked out your credit scores for
free, share your experience so that we and others can learn from it
Over the last few years, many credit card and other companies have begun
to offer consumers free access to their credit scores
Acting Federal Trade Commission Chairman Maureen K
