USA Law

Tag: Consumer Financial

  • Voided Check

    Voided Check in the United States Concept Void, in general, means invalid, unenforceable, having no legal force or effect. A check rendered null and void for any purpose; one common reason that someone might void a check is so they can submit it to their employer to establish direct […]

  • Voided Check

    Voided Check in the United States Concept Void, in general, means invalid, unenforceable, having no legal force or effect. A check rendered null and void for any purpose; one common reason that someone might void a check is so they can submit it to their employer to establish direct […]

  • Prepaid Cards

    Prepaid Cards in the United States A prepaid card is a card that the holder uses to access money that is loaded onto the card in advance. There are different types of prepaid cards. With most cards, the holder of the card can spend the money on the card for daily expenses or withdraw cash…

  • Consumer Financial Protection

    Consumer Financial Protection in the United States Consumer Finance Services Note: Some information about the consumer finance services and interstate commerce commission are available here. Consumer financial services providers face an increasingly complex regulatory landscape in the […]