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Older Americans, like many of their younger counterparts, increasingly have debts in collection

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Defendants Falsely Claimed Their Products Were Backed by Science, Agency Says
Two marketers of dietary supplements have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that they made unfounded claims that their products could prevent or reverse gray hair

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Today we’re announcing settlements with Sprint and Verizon, who illegally billed consumers over a hundred million dollars in unauthorized third-party charges

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The Federal Trade Commission has filed a federal court complaint seeking to prohibit Lunada Biomedical, Inc

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Did you know that it’s illegal for creditors to discriminate against you because you receive public assistance income? Today, we’re releasing a bulletin to remind mortgage lenders not to discriminate against applicants because their income includes vouchers from the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Homeownership program

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Federal Trade Commission staff has submitted comments to Michigan State Senator Darwin L

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Automated investment tools may offer clear benefits—including low cost, ease of use, and broad access

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When you’re told that your college will be shutting down, there can be a lot of uncertainty about what comes next

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Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Edith Ramirez announced that Katherine Race Brin will serve as the FTC’s Chief Privacy Officer (CPO), succeeding Peter Miller

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FTC’s Funeral Rule Requires Funeral Homes to Provide Price Lists to Consumers
Investigators working undercover in six states found failures to disclose pricing information to consumers, as required by the Federal Trade Commission’s Funeral Rule, in 27 of the 100 funeral homes they visited during 2014

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