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The Federal Trade Commission has information for people who want to help Hurricane Harvey victims, and for those who are dealing with and recovering from, its long-term effects

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The Federal Trade Commission is sending email notices to people who are eligible for partial refunds from a tech support scheme

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The Federal Trade Commission is honoring Inspector Clayton E

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Defendants allegedly bilked millions of dollars from consumers
At the Federal Trade Commission’s request, a federal court has found that the FTC is likely to prevail in its case against World Patent Marketing, an invention-promotion scheme that allegedly deceived consumers through misrepresentations about its success and the services it provided, and suppressed complaints about the company by threatening dissatisfied customers

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We released several new resources to help older homeowners
decide whether to borrow a reverse mortgage

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CogniPrin and FlexiPrin sellers targeted consumers suffering from poor memory, pain
The final three of nine defendants sued for deceptively marketing dietary supplements will settle charges the FTC and the State of Maine filed in February 2017

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Make it a habit to think out loud as you go grocery shopping or do other
everyday money tasks

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FTC, state and local partners to hold event in Los Angeles on Sept

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The
Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) announced new Home
Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) Resubmission Guidelines for all financial
institutions that report HMDA data

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If you work directly with
people who are living paycheck to paycheck, tax time is a good opportunity to
encourage saving

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