Consumer Protection & Education News
A list of news releases related to consumer protection and education.
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Commissioner Rothman and Mayor Rybak to hold news conference Thursday
April
18, 2012 - As Severe Weather Awareness Week continues, Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman and Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak will be joined by community leaders and tornado victim Mary Anne Schissler for a news conference in North Minneapolis on Thursday, April 19 at 11:30am.
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Three commissioners teaming up for Wednesday evening town hall forum on predatory lending
April
17, 2012 - As Financial Literacy Month continues, three state agencies are teaming up to give Minnesota consumers the knowledge and resources they need to avoid falling victim to fraud, financial abuse, and predatory lending. Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman, Housing Finance Commissioner Mary Tingerthal, and Human Rights Commissioner Kevin Lindsey will host a town hall forum this week to discuss the adverse financial and community impacts of predatory lending in Minnesota.
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Minnesota Twins Team Up with Commerce Department to Hit a Homerun for Financial Literacy
April
04, 2012 - Attention all Minnesota Kids in Grades 3-5. As Financial Literacy Month continues, Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman and Minnesota Twins mascot TC the Bear kicked off a statewide financial literacy essay contest today. The contest was announced during a school-wide assembly at Mississippi Creative Arts Magnet Elementary School in Saint Paul. ALL Minnesota kids in grades 3-5 are encouraged to participate.
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Minnesota Twins teaming up with Commerce Department in statewide financial literacy essay contest
April
03, 2012 - As Financial Literacy Month continues, Commissioner Mike Rothman and Minnesota Twins mascot TC the Bear will kick off a statewide financial literacy essay contest on Wednesday, April 4 during a school-wide assembly at Mississippi Creative Arts Magnet Elementary School in Saint Paul.
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Governor Mark Dayton Proclaims April Financial Literacy Month, Kicks Off Statewide Outreach Efforts
April
02, 2012 - Kicking off an unprecedented statewide outreach effort, Governor Mark Dayton today issued a proclamation declaring April to be Financial Literacy Month in Minnesota. In nearly 40 outreach events across Minnesota over the next four weeks, the state’s newly founded Interagency Work Group on Financial Literacy will work to empower tens of thousands of Minnesota students, soldiers, families, and senior citizens to learn more about their finances and make informed decisions to secure a successful financial future.
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Governor Dayton and Commissioner Rothman to hold news conference declaring April Financial Literacy Month in Minnesota
April
02, 2012 - Governor Mark Dayton will hold a news conference Monday, April 2 at 10:15am to declare the month of April, Financial Literacy Month in Minnesota.
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Commissioner Rothman to hold Financial Literacy town hall with 4th and 5th grade kids
April
02, 2012 - As Financial Literacy Month gets underway, Commissioner Mike Rothman will participate in a town hall meeting with 4th and 5th grade students on Tuesday in Maplewood. The town hall meeting will take place at BizTown, a Junior Achievement program that combines in-class learning with a day-long visit to this fully-interactive simulated town facility. The program helps students connect the dots between what they learn in school and the real world.
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Commissioner Rothman urges Minnesotans to prepare for severe weather season
March
30, 2012 - Commissioner Rothman urges Minnesotans to prepare for severe weather season. Minnesota Department of Commerce launches new Disaster Center website for Minnesota consumers.
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Commerce Department teams up with local law enforcement to prevent auto theft
March
13, 2012 - Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman announced the continuation of Minnesota’s successful Auto Theft Prevention Grant Program today, awarding 21 local county attorneys, and community organizations with more than $3.8 million to be used exclusively for local programs that aid in prevention of auto theft.
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Minnesota Department of Commerce Teaming Up with Local Law Enforcement to Stop Auto Theft
March
12, 2012 - An average of 23 cars are stolen every day in Minnesota – that’s almost one car every hour. Nearly 8,400 vehicles were stolen in Minnesota in 2010 alone, totaling more than $21.3 million in losses. But the state is teaming up with local law enforcement, county prosecutors, and community organizations to stop auto theft before it happens with a statewide auto theft prevention effort.
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