More Must be Done to Protect Debt-Strapped Consumers from Scams Washington, D.C.—The Consumer Federation of America applauds the Federal Trade Commission for new rules that were announced today to curb abuses by debt relief services. These companies offer to help consumers who are struggling with their finances by negotiating lower interest rates, new payment...
Pete Nelsen is an expert on tuning your expensive television and audio systems. I have asked him to write us a column on how to chose an HDTV. You are getting sound advice from a man who has no dog in the race. George Gombossy Does the very idea of strolling down the aisle...
Attorney General Richard Blumenthal urged the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) — as it considers adopting a uniform food labeling program — to ensure that it provides unbiased nutritional information and encourages food manufacturers to offer healthier products. The FDA has proposed developing a national voluntary front-of-package food labeling program. In formal comments...
Toyota said today it is recallingl 412,000 luxury cars in the US due to steering issuues. The largest car manufacturer in the world had earlier recalled millions of its cars, said the latest recall involves 373,000 of its 2000-2004 model year Avalon sedans because the steering lock bar in these vehicles could break under certain conditions, it...
