FTC Seeks Input on Extending Consumer Reporting Rule Approval
Published Date: 2/13/2025
Notice
Summary
The FTC is asking for your thoughts on a rule it shares with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau about how consumer reporting agencies share info with people. This rule’s approval expires in April 2025, so the FTC wants to make sure everything’s up to date. If you’re involved with consumer reports, this could affect how you handle info and paperwork.
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