The FTC's new guidelines on ticket price transparency, known as the junk fees rule, is a rare win for consumers, experts say.

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Significant changes took effect May 12 for how prices are listed online for tickets, hotels, motels and vacation rentals. FTC ...

FTC now requires upfront pricing from companies like Ticketmaster and hotels to stop hidden junk fees and improve ...

A new FTC rule banning historically deceptive practices surrounding travel industry junk fees took effect May 12. The rule ...

If you’re included in the 281,724 people set to receive funds from the FTC, you’ll be receiving a check, which will only be ...

The Federal Trade Commission’s new rule about disclosing “junk fees” on short-term lodging and live-event ticketing events ...

Initially set to take effect this month, the rule faces postponement due to complexities in the regulatory process.

The Federal Trade Commission says that all prices must be more transparent, with the full price listed at the beginning, not the end.

It was back in March 2023 when the FTC proposed a click to cancel provision that would require companies to make the process ...

Ticketmaster's new pricing policy now includes all service charges and facility fees upfront, addressing consumer concerns ...