M&T Bank settles federal charges its ‘free’ checking accounts weren’t free
M&T Bank will pay $2.9 million to about 59,000 consumers to settle federal charges it deceptively advertised free checking accounts. […]
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Last week, I saw a Medicare Advantage infomercial that was misleading. Oct. 15 to Dec. 7 is open enrollment for
Ready for a vacation? Here’s how to avoid a vacation property rental scam
Are you dreaming about the beach and palm trees? If so, it’s time to start planning your vacation for next
Today’s consumer tip: Get a $10 refund or $15 worth of Red Bull
Consumers who purchased a Red Bull beverage between January 1, 2002, and October 3, 2014, may be able to receive
Today’s consumer tip: Watch out for those free Costco samples
Consumers love free food, and Costco offers lots of free samples to its customers. But be careful when you taste
Two companies settle FTC charges that the caffeine-infused undergarmets they sold causes weight loss
Two marketers of women’s “shapewear” undergarments have settled Federal Trade Commission charges that slimming claims for their caffeine-infused products were
Testosterone: Labels need warnings about greater risk of heart attacks, other problems, consumer group recommends
The labels of all testosterone medications in the United States should be updated to include warnings about the increased risk
Ab Glider maker to pay $3 million for bogus ad claims
Icon Health and Fitness has agreed to pay $3 million to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it violated an
Yelp, TinyCo settle FTC charges their apps violated child privacy laws
Yelp, an online review site, and TinyCo, a mobile app developer, have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges they