Negative Option & Auto-Renewal Traps: The Real ROSCA Compliance Guide for Free Trials
What “negative option” and “auto-renewal” really mean (and why they trigger enforcement) A negative-option offer is any arrangement where the
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Consumer & Financial Protection
Reg CC Funds Availability: How Banks Hold Your Money—and How to Get It Faster
Practical overview Funds availability is the timetable your bank uses to decide when deposited money is available for withdrawal. In
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Joint vs Individual Accounts: Which One Truly Protects Your Money?
Practical overview Choosing between a joint account and an individual account changes who owns the money, who can access it,
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FDIC Insurance Explained: What’s Protected, What Isn’t, and How to Stay Fully Covered
Practical overview The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) protects depositors against the loss of their insured deposits when an FDIC-insured
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Overdraft & NSF Fees in Texas: How to Get Refunds Fast
What Texans need to know about overdraft and NSF fees Overdraft fees are charged when your bank pays a transaction
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Diminished Value After a Crash: Who Qualifies and How to Prove It
Diminished Value 101: what it is and why it matters Diminished value (DV) is the loss in a vehicle’s fair
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Totaled Car Payouts: ACV vs. Replacement Cost — and How to Get More
When is a car “totaled” and what happens next? A vehicle is considered a total loss when the insurer determines
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Auto Insurance Claim Denied? A Step-by-Step Appeal That Actually Works
First things first: what a denial actually means A denial is the insurer’s formal decision that some or all of
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“Compare At” & Reference Pricing: How to Prove a Deceptive Savings Claim
Context. “Compare at,” “Reference price,” “List/MSRP,” “Was/Now,” and strikethrough prices are powerful anchors that shape a shopper’s perception of value.
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False “Limited Stock” & Timers: How to Spot, Prove, and Stop Dark Patterns
Context. “False scarcity” (Only 2 left!) and fake countdown timers (Offer ends in 05:00) are classic dark patterns: interface tricks
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