Apr 23

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Why You Shouldn’t Send Money with MoneyGram

Money transfer company is repeat offender of financial crimes

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the New York Attorney General filed suit against remittance provider MoneyGram alleging the company’s practices repeatedly harmed consumers.

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Why You Shouldn’t Send Money with MoneyGram

Money transfer company is repeat offender of financial crimes

More from Andy Spears

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