More Fed Paperwork: Regulation W Gets Three-Year Snooze Button
Published Date: 4/2/2025
Notice
Summary
The Federal Reserve Board is keeping the current rules for reporting and recordkeeping under Regulation W for another three years—no changes, no surprises. This affects banks and financial institutions that follow these rules, helping them stay on track without extra costs or new deadlines. The extension keeps everything smooth and steady through the next few years.
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