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How do government regulators protect consumers?
by investigating complaints made by lenders
by using borrower information responsibly
by disclosing accurate credit terms
by ensuring lenders comply with the law
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Correct protections:
- by using borrower information responsibly (regulators require and enforce privacy/data‑handling rules so lenders handle borrower data properly)
- by disclosing accurate credit terms (they require truthful, clear disclosures so consumers can compare products)
- by ensuring lenders comply with the law (supervision, examinations, enforcement actions)
Note on the first choice: regulators do investigate complaints, but typically consumer complaints about lenders — not “complaints made by lenders” — so as written that option is misleading.
- by using borrower information responsibly (regulators require and enforce privacy/data‑handling rules so lenders handle borrower data properly)
- by disclosing accurate credit terms (they require truthful, clear disclosures so consumers can compare products)
- by ensuring lenders comply with the law (supervision, examinations, enforcement actions)
Note on the first choice: regulators do investigate complaints, but typically consumer complaints about lenders — not “complaints made by lenders” — so as written that option is misleading.
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