News Headlines
Taken from the front pages of newspapers around the nation, News Headlines is your source for consumer issues. Access current and archived News Headlines collected by Consumer Action. News Headlines are listed in reverse chronological order, grouped by year, than month to allow for easier browsing.
- Fed credit card report conclusions questioned
- 10 needed changes to rules and fees
- ‘Orwellian’ college database idea widely assailed
- Citizen rules eased for Medicare
- Low grades for proposed college student database
- Drivers warned that ‘insurance score’ can cost them
- AARP: Who’s guarding vulnerable from court guardians?
- Medical costs expected to jump
- Price discrimination metes out rough justice
- Debunking myths about couples and credit
- Debt collectors play rough
- Study documents Tylenol liver toxicity
- Politics deflated California’s ‘Car Buyer’s Bill of Rights’
- Disgruntled customers fight back on Internet
- Prying into your pills: Proper or not?
- ID thief finds easy money hard to resist
- Fat people not more jolly, study says
- Backyard fireworks injuries on rise
- Internet phone pressures Bell-cos to lower rates
- Anti-penny push provokes passions
- Poll: Founding fathers’ values still strong
- Northeast flood victims may be uninsured
- Lawsuit claims bureaus’ practice lowers credit score
- MasterCard criticized on bank fees by Europe
- Medicare proof test threatens coverage for many
- Lawmakers: phone records database incomplete
- Fed hints end is near for rate increases
- Google introduces online ‘wallet’ payment system
- Stolen laptop with veterans’ info recovered
- Verizon Wireless will pro-rate early termination fees
- How organic is organic milk?
- Rising interest rates take bite out of home sales
- U.S. motorists put pollution in overdrive
- Housing out of reach in many markets
- Boomer inheritances shrink
- Disney stationery animates a postal spat
- High-tech ATMs make image receipts of deposits
- ACORN mobilizes antipoverty protests
- Exchange fees and foreign travelers
- Retirement planning more complex than ever
- Study looks at income, lifestyle since 1901
- California law allows option to return used cars
- Avoid surprises at closing table
- U.S. secretly tracks global bank transfers
- NY State legislature bans unfair credit card ‘universal default’
- Senate kills minimum wage bill
- Free credit monitoring for Veteran breach victims
- Limited public comment on media ownership rules
- AT&T revises its privacy policy
- Internet phone firms must pay into Universal Service Fund
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