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Dealers must be careful they don’t run afoul of the law when it comes to such deceptive practices, as there are many cases pointing to the potential bad ends of such deals.
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Set for Sept. 21-23 at the Orland World Center Marriott Resort in Florida, the 2009 F&I Conference and Expo boasts an agenda that addresses today’s most important issues. This year, organizers have added the Lender Pavilion, a new opportunity for dealers to meet one-on-one with participating finance sources.
Read More →There are always two sides to any story and this business always benefits from a little intellectual tug of war. That’s why I’ve invited the Center for Responsible Lending’s Josh Frank and Delvin Davis to share the center’s views on HR 2309.
Read More →The FTC has delayed enforcement of the Red Flags Rule once again, as it looks to expand its education efforts among small businesses. Those efforts include sending a staff attorney to the magazine’s September conference.
Read More →Recovery Compliance Solutions, a provider of repossession compliance monitoring solutions, partnered with GMAC Financial Services to manage and verify its repossession vendors’ information, ensuring they remain compliant with state and local standards.
Read More →Software provider DealerTrack Inc. today announced the addition of “ID Alerts,” a free enhancement to its credit application network that will help dealers reduce the risk of identity theft and fraud by flagging abnormal patterns in credit applications.
Read More →GE Money’s Sales Finance division launched Wednesday its new Web-based portal, the Business Center, to help dealerships with sales, marketing, operations and training.
Read More →GE Money’s Sales Finance division, a provider of consumer financing programs, launched Wednesday its new Web-based portal, the Business Center, to help dealerships with sales, marketing, operations and training.
Read More →Genuine Scooter Company’s new relationship with Progressive ushers in new business opportunities for scooter dealers.
Read More →Washington sure can react to a crisis, but the real question is, “How effectively can Washington react to a crisis?” Apparently not well for you, or so pending legislation on Capitol Hill would have us believe.
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