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- No More Hidden Fees: FTC Announces Junk Fees Rule—But Will It Stick? - RSU by PriceLabs
No More Hidden Fees: FTC Announces Junk Fees Rule—But Will It Stick? - RSU by PriceLabs
Summary
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced a new 'Junk Fees Rule,' aiming to eliminate hidden fees across various industries. This rule seeks to increase price transparency, potentially impacting how businesses, including STRs, present their fees. While the rule's intentions are clear, the article raises questions about its enforcement and ultimate impact on the short-term rental market.
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