- FTC Seeks Comment on Proposed Rule Implementing Law Providing Free Credit Monitoring for Active Duty Military Consumers ( )
- Texas Company Will Pay $3 million to Settle FTC Charges That it Failed to Meet Accuracy Requirements for its Tenant Screening Reports ( )
- Starting Today, New Federal Law Allows Consumers to Place Free Credit Freezes And Yearlong Fraud Alerts ( )
- FTC Offers Information on Fraud Alerts, Credit Freezes and Locks ( )
- New FTC Business Guidance for Employment Background Screening Companies Helps With FCRA Compliance ( )
- FTC to Co-Host Third Debt Collection Dialogue in Atlanta on November 18 with Office of the Georgia Attorney General ( )
- La FTC copatrocina el tercer Diálogo sobre Cobranza de Deudas a realizarse en Atlanta el 18 de noviembre conjuntamente con la Oficina del Fiscal General de Georgia ( )
- Texas Auto Dealer Will Pay More Than $82,000 To Settle FTC Charges It Violated Fair Credit Reporting Act ( )
- FTC Moves Dallas Debt Collection Dialogue to Larger Venue, Re-Opens Pre-Registration ( )
- La FTC anuncia los paneles para el Diálogo sobre Cobranza de Deudas a realizarse en Dallas el 29 de septiembre de 2015 ( )
- FTC Announces Panels for Debt Collection Dialogue in Dallas on September 29, 2015 ( )
- La FTC patrocinará la segunda y tercera sesión de ‘Diálogos sobre Cobranza de Deudas’ con representantes del sector de cobranzas de Dallas y Atlanta ( )
- FTC Will Host Second and Third ‘Debt Collection Dialogues’ with Collection Industry in Dallas and Atlanta ( )
- Federal Trade Commission and Office of New York State Attorney General Announce Speakers for Debt Collection Dialogue in Buffalo ( )
- FTC and New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to Host Dialogue with Debt Collection Industry in Buffalo, NY ( )
- FTC to Examine Effects of Big Data on Low Income and Underserved Consumers at September Workshop ( )
- Employment Background Checks: FTC, EEOC Offer Tips for Employers and Job Applicants ( )
- Certegy Check Services to Pay $3.5 Million for Alleged Violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act and Furnisher Rule ( )
- FTC Testifies on Credit Reporting Accuracy Study, FCRA Enforcement, Credit Education ( )
- FTC Warns Data Broker Operations of Possible Privacy Violations ( )
- FTC Invites Public to Submit Questions Online During Senior ID Theft Workshop ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges Against Marketers of Criminal Background Screening Reports ( )
- FTC Warns Data Brokers That Provide Tenant Rental Histories They May Be Subject to Fair Credit Reporting Act ( )
- Comment Period Remains Open for FTC Data Collection Workshop ( )
- Marketers of Criminal Background Screening ReportsTo Settle FTC Charges They Violated Fair Credit Reporting Act ( )
- FTC to Study Data Broker Industry's Collection and Use of Consumer Data ( )
- FTC Tells House Panel that Enforcing the Fair Credit Reporting Act Remains a Priority of the Agency ( )
- Employment Background Screening Company to Pay $2.6 Million Penalty for Multiple Violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act ( )
- Compañía de verificación de antecedentes de empleo pagará una multa de $2.6 millones de dólares por incurrir en múltiples violaciones de la Ley de Informe Imparcial de Crédito ( )
- FTC Joins Department of Justice and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in Filing Brief Supporting the Constitutionality of the Fair Credit Reporting Act ( )
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