- Court Halts Mortgage Relief Operation that Targeted Homeowners Facing Foreclosure ( )
- Court Temporarily Halts Company From Offering Mortgage Relief Services ( )
- Home Relief Foundation Defendants Barred from Selling Debt Relief Services ( )
- Mortgage Relief Pitchmen Settle FTC Charges That They Deceived Consumers ( )
- FTC Settlement Bans Florida Scammer from Mortgage Modification and Loan Business ( )
- FTC Shutters Wide-Ranging Operation That Perpetrated Phony Mortgage Relief Scam ( )
- Court Orders Judgment of Nearly $515,000 Against Mortgage Relief Pitchman ( )
- Mortgage Lead Generator Will Pay $500,000 to Settle FTC Charges That It Deceptively Advertised Mortgage Refinancing ( )
- FTC Sends Refunds to Consumers Duped by Mortgage Loan Modification Scam ( )
- FTC Mails Refund Checks Totaling Nearly $3 Million to Consumers Victimized by Alleged Mortgage Relief Scam ( )
- April is Financial Literacy Month ( )
- Defendants in Phony Mortgage Relief Scheme to Pay Nearly $3.6 Million; Orders Ban Them from Mortgage Relief Business ( )
- FTC, Partners To Kick Off First Military Consumer Protection Day July 17 ( )
- FTC Halts Allegedly Phony Mortgage Relief Scheme ( )
- Mortgage Broker Targeting U.S. Servicemembers Will Pay Record $7.5 Million to Settle Alleged Telemarketing Violations ( )
- Marketers of Alleged "Mass Joinder" and "Forensic Loan Audit" Mortgage Relief Services Scams Settle FTC Charges, Agree to Surrender Assets and Halt Deceptive Conduct ( )
- Defendants in Alleged "Forensic Audit" Mortgage Scam Settle FTC Charges ( )
- Demandados por una estafa de asistencia para deudores hipotecarios operada desde la República Dominicana que presuntamente defraudaron a propietarios de vivienda hispanohablantes de Estados Unidos aceptan un acuerdo resolutorio con la FTC ( )
- Defendants in Dominican Mortgage Assistance Scam that Allegedly Defrauded Spanish-Speaking U.S. Homeowners Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Cracks Down on Phony Mortgage Relief Schemes ( )
- FTC Wins $2.6 Million Court Judgment Against Operation That Made Exaggerated Claims for Mortgage and Foreclosure-Relief Services ( )
- La FTC reintegra aproximadamente $108 millones de dólares a 450,000 propietarios de vivienda que fueron sujetos de sobrecargos por servicios de administración de préstamo de parte de Countrywide ( )
- FTC Returns Nearly $108 Million to 450,000 Homeowners Overcharged by Countrywide for Loan Servicing Fees ( )
- FTC Will Not Enforce Provisions of MARS Rule Against Real Estate Professionals Helping Consumers Obtain Short Sales ( )
- FTC Staff Submits Comments to Federal Reserve on Making Fair Lending Law Stronger; FTC Announces Increase in Maximum Charge for Extra Copies of Credit Reports ( )
- FTC Issues Final Rule to Protect Struggling Homeowners from Mortgage Relief Scams ( )
- FTC Proposes Rule to Ban Deceptive Mortgage Ads ( )
- La FTC Combate Anuncios Engañosos de Hipotecas Propone una Regla para Prohibir Declaraciones Inexactas en la Publicidad de Todas las Hipotecas ( )
- Mortgage Relief Marketer Will Return $2.4 Million to Consumers to Settle FTC Charges ( )
- Countrywide Will Pay $108 Million for Overcharging Struggling Homeowners; Loan Servicer Inflated Fees, Mishandled Loans of Borrowers in Bankruptcy ( )
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