CONSUMER NEWS | MARCH 31, 2026
Your Child’s Financial Building Blocks
Early Strategies for Lifelong Financial Success
Saving for your child’s future can give them a financial head start in life
CONSUMER NEWS | MARCH 31, 2026
Your Child’s Financial Building Blocks
Early Strategies for Lifelong Financial Success
Saving for your child’s future can give them a financial head start in life
Federal Trade Commission staff on Tuesday endorsed the Florida Supreme Court’s decision to eliminate the American Bar Association’s (ABA) status as the sole accrediting agency dictating the educational requirements to take the bar exam and become a licensed attorney in Florida
The Federal Trade Commission is taking action against OkCupid and its affiliate Match Group Americas over allegations OkCupid deceived users of its dating app by sharing their personal information, including photos and location information, with an unrelated third party, contrary to OkCupid’s privacy promises
Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N
The Federal Trade Commission testified today before the Joint Economic Committee about the agency’s ongoing work to combat fraud and protect consumers from scammers and other bad actors
Air AI will be banned from marketing business opportunities as part of a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over charges the company misled many entrepreneurs and small businesses with deceptive claims about business growth, earnings potential, and refund guarantees
Today, Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N
The Federal Trade Commission has secured a settlement against Xponential Fitness for Franchise Rule violations and related deceptive practices, including $17 million that will be returned to franchisees, which is the largest amount ever to go back to consumers in a franchise case
The Federal Trade Commission is sending more than $10
The Federal Trade Commission is sending letters to 97 auto groups nationwide, warning them that the prices they advertise must be the total price—including all mandatory fees—that consumers will be required to pay