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As highlighted in other installments of this series, a consumer whose money was stolen via an electronic funds transfer (“EFT”) probably has a better claim against their financial institution than a consumer whose money was stolen via a wire transfer. This is because the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (“EFTA”) governs
Kelly Guzzo recently filed a lawsuit against a credit union on behalf of consumers who had money taken from their bank accounts when they were behind on credit card accounts with the same financial institution. If your credit card company took funds from your bank account to offset (or set
Does your credit report inaccurately indicate that you are deceased? This is a common problem that happens because someone else associated with the account, such as a spouse or co-signor, dies. Another possibility is that your social security number mistakenly matches a number reported by the Social Security Administration as
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel recently published an article related to high-interest loans originated through Native American tribes. This article details the experience of a woman who entered into a high-interest loan with a tribal entity, “Loan At Last” that charged 700%. Such high interest rates violate the laws of almost
Have you consistently paid your bills on time only to get turned down when you applied for credit? This might be the result of credit reporting errors that happened beyond your control. If that’s the case, you’re not alone: One in four American consumers has uncovered errors on their credit
Think you might be the victim of identity theft? Learn some of the warning signs – and how to financially recover.
