Consumer Protection

The longshoremen reached a tentative agreement with employers to head back to work in exchange for wage increases, but they still need an agreement on automation and retirement benefits.

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) said the banks that own Zelle, a popular peer-to-peer payment platform, should do more to protect consumers from scams and fraud.

Starting in October, the law will require ticketing providers to disclose the total charge before a buyer selects the ticket to see in-person entertainment in Connecticut. This also applies to resales.

Advocates claim automobile dealers are legally allowed to give different interest rates to people based on their race. Officials in Connecticut and New York are ready for a change.

Connecticut consumers reported about $41 million in losses last year to scams.

Time is running out to give Connecticut voters no-excuse absentee ballots.

The holidays are here. And so are the scammers. They're out in full force to separate consumers from their hard-earned money. And the pandemic has opened…

On Friday President Donald Trump signed an executive order to delay the so-called “fiduciary rule,” which is aimed at protecting unsophisticated…