Offer Credit? Know Your Equal Opportunity Credit Act (ECOA) Responsibilities
Offer financing to your customers? Make sure you’re not violating the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) by discriminating against anyone.
The Credit Practices Rule at a Glance
Who, what, where, how, and why? Let's answer some of your basic questions on the Fair Credit Practices Rule.
FCRA Compliance Best Practices: Quick Do’s and Don’ts
The Federal Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) promotes fairness and privacy for buyers when applying for credit. Here are some do's and don’ts to follow.
How to Convince Leadership to Budget for EHS Software, in 5 Steps
It’s budget season—the perfect opportunity for you to convince your company’s leadership to invest in EHS software. Here’s how to make the conversation easy.
Dealers, What’s Your EHS Program Score?
Are you keeping your dealership workforce safe—and avoiding legal risks that could hurt your business? Calculate your EHS Program Score.
TILA Quick Facts: What You Need To Know About Truth In Lending
Ensuring you are in compliance with the Truth In Lending Act (or TILA) decreases the likelihood that your borrower will default on their loan.
FTC’s Used Car Rule: Are You Up to Speed?
A little history on The Used Car Rule The Used Car Rule was introduced in 1984 with the primary aim to curb unfair and deceptive practices, particularly in the warranty coverage area and to stop used car dealers from making oral misrepresentations and…
Compliance Best Practices For Written Warranties
Following the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act actually gives you a competitive advantage. Learn best practices for providing warranties that are clear and concise.
Is Your Dealership Prepared for a Fire, Hurricane, or Other Natural Disaster?
Natural disasters don’t discriminate. They happen year-round and impact automotive dealerships in communities all over the United States. Here’s how to prepare.
Paint Stripping and Surface Coating Regulations: the NESHAP 6H Rule
Work with chemicals found in paint shops or plastic manufacturers? Here’s a quick primer on the 6H rule and what you can do to stay in compliance.
