Judge Suggests New FTC 'Click To Cancel' Study

An administrative law judge found that the FTC's 'click to cancel' proposal could cost businesses more than $100 million. Read More

Best ‘Cancel For Any Reason’ Travel Insurance Of 2024

Prior to covering insurance, Michelle was a lifestyle reporter at the New York Daily News, a magazine editor covering consumer ... want to cancel the trip today, you probably won’t be able ... Read More

Have a Terrible Electronics Repair Experience? The FTC Wants to Know

The US regulator wants to learn more about consumers' experiences repairing their electronics, including whether they were able to get things fixed at a third-party repair shop. I've been with ... Read More

Consumer Reports: How to save money on your online subscriptions

AND IF YOU WANT ... Federal Trade Commission proposed a “click-to-cancel” provision that would require companies to let you cancel subscriptions as easily as you were able to sign up. Consumer ... Read More

Consumer confidence up in March

Consumer confidence continued to tick upward ... Despite the positive news, consumers are still somewhat skeptical about what lies ahead. Numerator’s March Financial Outlook Score dipped 1 ... Read More

FTC Asks Congress for Authority Over Its Own Consumer Cases

(Bloomberg) -- The US Federal Trade Commission is asking Congress to change the law so it can handle its own privacy settlements and other consumer protection cases that it’s currently forced to ... Read More

FTC joins Idaho agencies to share stories behind rising consumer scams

The FTC stated in a news release that the best way Idahoans ... Stream Live for FREE on FIRE TV: Search ‘KTVB’ and click ‘Get’ to download. Read More

When can consumers sue if personal data is released in a cyberattack? A Jacksonville lawyer explains

The FTC also found that Equifax ... are often hidden in the fine print of the consumer agreement. She said more needs to be done to protect consumers on a federal level. “Our legislators have ... Read More

CFPB and FTC Argue Consumer Reporting Companies Have an Obligation to Correct Errors in Joint Amicus Brief

We collaborate with the world's leading lawyers to deliver news tailored for you. Sign Up to receive our free e-Newsbulletins Some states have laws and ethical rules regarding solicitation and ... Read More

Have a Terrible Electronics Repair Experience? The FTC Wants to Know

If you faced a nightmare experience repairing a phone or computer, the Federal Trade Commission wants ... hoping that consumers will supply feedback including whether they were able to find ... Read More

FTC joins Idaho agencies to share stories behind rising consumer scams

We're sharing how we can talk with community members, and how to prevent scams." The FTC stated in a news release that the best way Idahoans can protect themselves from scams that are becoming ... Read More