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If a consumer wanted to find a trustworthy insurance company, should they contact the Better Business Bureau (BBB) or the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)?(1 point)
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Consumers cannot file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau nor the Better Business Bureau.
Consumers cannot file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau nor the Better Business Bureau.

Both organizations have some information as the BBB provides letter grades for company performance and provides access to complains while the CFPB also allows complaints and can issue fines.
Both organizations have some information as the BBB provides letter grades for company performance and provides access to complains while the CFPB also allows complaints and can issue fines.

Consumers can file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau but not the Better Business Bureau.
Consumers can file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau but not the Better Business Bureau.

The consumer is better off only researching the company with the Better Business Bureau
The consumer is better off only researching the company with the Better Business Bureau

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The consumer is better off only researching the company with the Better Business Bureau.

Reason: Insurance is regulated at the state level, and the CFPB generally does not handle pure insurance complaints. The BBB provides company ratings and complaint histories; for formal complaints, also contact your state insurance department or the NAIC.