Your Rights and Responsibilities in Cyberspace: A Guide to Electronic Fund Transfers

May 15, 2025

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Learn about the Electronic Funds Transfer Act of 1978 and your rights, liabilities, and remedies in electronic transactions. Discover how to protect yourself from unauthorized transfers and understand your consumer liabilities. Explore the convenience of online bill payments and the implications of using electronic checks. Stay informed about bank duties, stop payments, reporting errors, and safeguarding your financial information from automatic-debit scams. Be empowered with essential knowledge for navigating the digital financial landscape confidently.

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Your Rights and Responsibilities in Cyberspace: A Guide to Electronic Fund Transfers

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