Finanse i konsumenci · 21/08/2012

Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection to Review Effect of State Laws on Electronic Fund Transfers

The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection is issuing a notice to consider and address requests regarding the potential inconsistency between state laws and federal regulations governing electronic fund transfers, specifically those related to unclaimed gift cards in Maine and Tennessee.

Source: Federal Register — Consumer Financial Protection BureauOpen original release →

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