FTC issues ‘debanking’ warnings to payment companies
The Federal Trade Commission sent letters to four payment service providers to warn them from engaging in alleged “debanking” activities.
The Federal Trade Commission sent letters to four payment service providers to warn them from engaging in alleged “debanking” activities.
Nearly a year after the Government Accountability Office proposed a government-wide strategy for countering scams, most agencies have either not...
The Financial Stability Oversight Council proposed new guidance to walk back recent changes for determining whether nonbanks should be subject...
Lawmakers in the House and Senate announced the introduction of four bills to revise the deposit insurance framework, with a...
ABA presented lawmakers with a national blueprint for fighting fraud and scams, which included requiring telecommunications and social media companies...
The bipartisan legislation would allow a family caregiver with an HSA to use account funds for the qualified medical expenses...
Proposed laws to ban the collection of interchange fees for certain payments have advanced in Colorado and Delaware even as...
The Financial Stability Oversight Council and the Treasury Department’s Artificial Intelligence Transformation Office announced the launch of the AI Innovation...
A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced legislation to crack down on deceptive practices used by fraudulent credit repair organizations....
The White House released a national policy framework that calls on Congress to take several actions to support the safe...
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