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GC Services, a large debt collector charged with using unlawful tactics to collect on federal student loans and other debts, will pay a $700,000 civil penalty under a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission

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Summary Provided to CFPB for Annual Report to Congress
During the past year, the Federal Trade Commission has continued its efforts to stop unlawful debt collection practices, including vigorous law enforcement, education and public outreach, and research and policy initiatives

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While married couples make
up the majority of home buyers, single women make up the next biggest segment
of home buyers and outpace single men more than two to one

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Settlements ban defendants from selling or marketing academic degree or certification programs
The operators of two online “high schools” have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that they falsely claimed to be accredited schools but actually were little more than diploma mills that sold worthless pieces of paper

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The staff of the Federal Trade Commission has provided the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau with an annual summary of its activities enforcing the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA)

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Saving
during tax time can help you be prepared for financial emergencies and begin to
plan for the future

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Federal Trade Commission Acting Chairman Maureen K

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The Federal Trade Commission is mailing refunds that total $2

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Federal Trade Commission Acting Chairman Maureen K

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In “Count on Pablo,” find out how Pablo and his grandmother use creativity and problem-solving
skills to sell their fruits and vegetables at the market

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