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A federal court has granted the Federal Trade Commission’s request for a lien on the Florida home of Sam J

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Affected consumers expected to receive up to $1

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If you are behind on
your auto loan payments, it’s important to take steps to reduce the chance of falling
further behind

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Our
recent report will concentrate on some of the most common financial struggles
servicemembers face during their military careers; as well as detailing the
work we have done to help resolve those struggles since 2011

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“Crowdfunding” generally refers to the use of the Internet by small businesses to raise capital through limited investments from a large number of investors

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A default can lead to severe consequences, including damaged credit,
wage garnishment, and offset of social security and other government benefits

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Fraudsters tricked consumers into thinking their computers were infected, then charged them hundreds of dollars for removal of non-existent viruses, malware
The Federal Trade Commission, along with federal, state and international law enforcement partners, today announced “Operation Tech Trap,” a nationwide and international crackdown on tech support scams that trick consumers into believing their computers are infected with viruses and malware, and then charge them hundreds of dollars for unnecessary repairs

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The U

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The Federal Trade Commission is mailing 1,187 checks totaling more than $48,000 to people who lost money to CPU Service Inc

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In “My Rows and Piles
of Coins,” a boy growing up in Tanzania saves up to buy a bicycle to help his
mother

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