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Refine and enforce your dealership’s FTC-mandated ID theft-prevention program to ensure no transaction goes awry.

New AuditF&I platform is designed to give dealerships a smarter way to stay compliant.

Challenges auto dealers may still face verifying identities

A return to autarky? Are tariffs good policy?

Be careful what you ask for … or what you get! Here are three critical components to review with your next compliance partner.

Embrace these practices and tell the world.

They bested all others on value or volume in the first quarter on major deals.

An effective sales tool also helps dealers stay compliant.

Minding terminology used in the dealership is wise for compliance sake.

Ways you can keep yourself informed to stop fraudsters in their tracks.

This short list is a good guide to help dealers stay compliant today.

New edition walks auto dealers through relevant regulations for 2025.

Court kills car-shopping rule in surprise win for an industry that dreaded it.

Encryption serves a critical role in automotive retail today.

Some guidance on the pending regulation, which may be enacted early next year.

Report says criminals also targeted thousands of auto dealerships and sustained an elevated volume of attacks in the industry.

Don’t forget a couple of search categories that if skipped could cause you to miss bad actors.

Build employee-verification processes into your business to ensure you’re not missing any in-house fraud.

How dealerships can balance profitability and compliance.

In this video, Jim Ganther of Mosaic Compliance Services, recaps the key takeaways from the oral arguments in the critical CARS Rule case, including...

The resurgence of the segment means it's time to make sure your dealership handles these transactions compliantly.

Dealer employees are no longer immune to prosecution and may want to seek insurance against it.

Where forms, documents, agreements and contracts could be in 50 years.

Aura and Mosaic Compliance partnership designed to protect auto dealers and their customers from cybercrime.

There appears to be a regulatory target on auto dealer-provided loans.

Regardless of how the courts rule on this FTC regulation on hold, it's best to go ahead and be prepared for some form of it.

In light of recent cyber-threats, combination designed to provide a secure way for automotive retailers to transport confidential information.

Third-party cookies are a detail many have overlooked in the regulation.

A compliance checklist is a must for dealerships on every deal.

Some practices are better left undone at the dealership, for its, and the consumer's, good.

Let's revisit Form 8300, which helps safeguard the financial system.

The industry pushes back over cost of compliance, disclosure definitions, informed consent, and pricing rules.

Dealers should take care to avoid practices that regulators could deem to be tricks or manipulation of consumers.

Though the number of effected units fell, it was the largest quarterly volume in over two years.

To keep things simple and keep your business off of regulators' target list, avoid fraud and charging bogus fees.

Dealers should establish policies to handle claims and develop strategies to mitigate claims.

Change focuses on notifications after a breach. Is your dealership ready to meet the requirements?

Product progress comes as new regulations require deletion of consumer personal data stored in vehicles in New Jersey and Illinois.

Rule dealers say would burden them but the FTC promotes as a consumer protection is up in the air.

Part one of a two-part guidance on how to prepare for the potential of this regulation's enactment.

First it was Cash for Clunkers, now it is EV tax credits. Here the Federales go again.

Former Bobit Business Media executive joins Automotive Compliance Education as vice president of operations.

New application helps dealerships meet today’s standards.

A simple cheat sheet that can help you prepare in the likely event that the regulation will take effect.

Leverage these groups to help you understand and mitigate regulation.

Study the lessons from these lawsuits to prevent yourself from ending up in the same scenario.

Discrimination enforcement is real and should be prevented with sound protocol.

U.S. House measure would also require FTC to take extra steps in a rule rewrite.

Solution integrates with technology by Equifax to detect synthetic identity behaviors.