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March 2010 - Feature

New Credit Rules Decoded

By Randy Henrick

Risk-Based Pricing Rules represent the latest in consumer-protection regulations, but they aren’t easy to decipher. Compliance expert breaks down the rules and offers some guidance.

Tags: Compliance, credit report, credit score, Federal Trade Commission, risk-based pricing notice

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Finance Compliance Basics

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  • Lender Confidence and Compliance - Dealers are definitely in a tough spot. So what’s a dealer to do? Industry insider says the answer will ultimately be tied to regulatory compliance.
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