FDIC CONSUMER NEWS | SEPTEMBER 5, 2023
FDIC Consumer News – September 2023 Edition
Fraud Against the Elderly
How You Can Spot and Prevent Financial Abuse
Each year millions of senior citizens are victimized by financial fraud or theft of money, property, or valuable personal information
In October, most federal student loan borrowers will make their first student loan payments since March 2020
En octubre, la mayoría de los prestatarios de préstamos estudiantiles federales harán su primer pago desde marzo del 2020
Tenemos recursos para que la gente se recupere financieramente luego del paso del huracán Idalia
In the wake of Hurricane Idalia, the CFPB has resources to help people in Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas and nearby states recover financially
The Federal Trade Commission has finalized its order against a group of Massachusetts- and New Hampshire-based clothing accessories companies, along with their owner, Thomas Bates, for falsely claiming that certain company products were manufactured in the United States
The Federal Trade Commission will permanently ban Roomster Corp
The Federal Trade Commission has released the agenda for Shopping for Funeral Services, an in-person Funeral Rule workshop on September 7, 2023
The Federal Trade Commission is sending notices to more than 9,000 people that they may be eligible for compensation stemming from the Commission’s settlement with home security company Vivint Smart Home, Inc
As a result of a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit, a federal court has temporarily shut down a business opportunity scheme that lured consumers to invest $22 million in online stores, using unfounded claims about income and profits
