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Attorney Nicole Munro discusses disclosures required by the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and its implementing Regulation B, along with the Fair Credit Reporting Act, when a consumer applies for secured credit.
Read More →Do you watch and calculate how many times your inventory turns each year? Do you know what your return on inventory investment is? David Keller, automotive industry accounting expert, explains how to determine these things and more.
Read More →Attorney Nicole Munro explains advertising disclosures required by the Truth-in-Lending Act (TILA) and Regulation Z.
Read More →Attorney Tom Hudson discusses how best practices in some dealerships can be prohibited in other dealerships due to state laws. One example he mentions is bird-dog programs.
Read More →Thomas Hudson of Hudson Cook LLC, discusses the Center of Responsible Lending’s report entitled, "Under the Hood: Auto Loan Interest Rate Hikes Inflate Consumer Costs and Loan Losses."
Read More →Expert CPA David Keller details seven different areas dealers should review annually to look for possible savings.
Read More →Industry Attorney Tom Hudson outlines how a Georgia auto dealer was sued in Pennsylvania court.
Read More →Attorney Thomas Hudson shares insightful correspondence he had with another lawyer who represents dealers regarding finance charges, TILA, Regulation Z and more.
Read More →The parts department is the only department in the dealership that can place an order for almost any type of part and never be questioned about it. CPA David Keller explains why dealers should look at their parts departments to see how it’s really being managed.
Read More →Industry Attorney Thomas Hudson reports on information about what the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the newly-created Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) intend to enforce.
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