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As part of our series introducing the experts behind the Wholesale 1 PIE Trust, Merx director Brett Martelli discusses his goals and journey as investor and lender. https://lnkd.in/grYQBrQD †Investors must qualify as Wholesale Investors as that term is defined in sections 3(2)(a) – (c) or 3(3)(a) of Schedule 1 of the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 (“FMCA”). The Fund is not suitable for retail investors.

"The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is cracking down on junk fees. The new rule is expected to save consumers more than $3.4 billion, the FTC said. The FTC’s rule goes into effect on July 30, 2024." Say goodbye to junk fees and hello to transparency. Check out the latest insights in the article by Josephine Nesbit posted on Nasdaq. #CarBuying #Transparency #AutoFinance #autohouse #findyourrideinside

The Federal Trade Commission’s Combatting Auto Retail Scams policy, better known as the CARS rule, aims to make the #carbuying process more transparent. However, many dealers say the commission’s new guidelines are too strict, create confusion for customers, and punish businesses that did nothing wrong. On this episode of #DrivingSolutions, host Jim Fitzpatrick is joined by Rusty West of Market Scan, an automotive payments platform recently acquired by S&P Global. An automotive veteran himself, West elaborates on what the #CARS rule asks of dealers and how they can prepare their businesses for when the law goes into effect on July 30. Watch the full video now: https://bit.ly/3vKOiBQ

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8-4-3 Rule for a retail investor explained beautifully by ITI. First 50 lac corpus takes a long period ~ 8 years Next 50 L ~ 4 years Then only ~3 years After 20 years, you add almost 50L + very year.

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On Tuesday (July 2), the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took an action against Texas-based online used car dealer Vroom for deceiving customers and failing to deliver on time. Vroom has agreed to a proposed settlement to pay $1 million for consumer redress. Key Points: - Allegations: Vroom misrepresented the thoroughness of vehicle inspections, failed to obtain consent for shipment delays, and did not provide prompt refunds. - Consumer Complaints: Reports of vehicles arriving with issues like loud grinding noises, bald tires, and worn brakes. - Regulatory Violations: Failure to provide "Buyers Guide" with warranty information and terms before sale, and not posting warranty terms online as required. Settlement Terms: - Pay $1 million to the FTC for consumer refunds. - Prohibited from making misleading claims about inspections and shipping. - Must comply with the Used Car Rule, Pre-Sale Availability Rule, and MITOR. Impact: This settlement ensures that Vroom will adhere to federal regulations, providing better protection and transparency for consumers purchasing used cars online. Action Required: Consumers who believe they were harmed by Vroom’s practices should monitor communications from the FTC for potential eligibility for refunds. Stay informed on key regulatory updates by following Global Regulatory Insights! #GRI #RegulatoryUpdates #Compliance #LegalIntelligence

The Federal Trade Commission's newly announced Combating Auto Retail Scams (CARS) Rule will go into effect next July. Read Jacob F. Hollars's latest blog post to learn how these new regulations affect auto dealers: https://lnkd.in/gUhZsDyy

Dmart Journey was easy from 4000 to recent highs. At current price downside seems to be limited & can do well till ATH. #Nifty #TradingView #StockMarket #trading #StockMarketNews #StockMarketindia