- FTC, State, and Local Partners Announce Joint Conference on Protecting Military Consumers ( )
- FTC to Coordinate with and Provide Resources for Military Community at Financial Workshop ( )
- FTC Announces Agenda for Military Consumer Financial Workshop: Protecting Those Who Protect Our Nation ( )
- FTC Announces 2017 Military Consumer Financial Workshop: Protecting Those Who Protect Our Nation ( )
- FTC Unveils Mobile-Friendly Financial Readiness Website for Military Members and Personal Financial Managers ( )
- FTC and Veterans Administration Sign Agreement Furthering Efforts To Protect Service Members Who Use Military Education Benefits ( )
- FTC, Partners To Recognize Second Annual Military Consumer Protection Day July 16 ( )
- Federal Government Launches New System to Gather Complaints From Military Veterans, Servicemembers Regarding Higher Education Institutions ( )
- FTC Testifies Before Congress on Fraud Affecting Military Community ( )
- FTC Poses Eight Questions to Ask When Choosing a College After Military Service ( )
- FTC, Partners To Kick Off First Military Consumer Protection Day July 17 ( )
- FTC Action Leads to Shutdown of Texas-based Debt Collector that Allegedly Used Deception, Insults, and False Threats Against Consumers ( )
- Second FTC Roundtable to Discuss Motor Vehicle Sales and Financing Issues; Focus on Military Consumers, Financial Literacy, and Fair Lending ( )
- FTC and DOD Launch "Military Sentinel" ( )
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