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Topic: Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions
Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions Issues Interim Guidance Relative to COVID-19 Pandemic
March 25, 2020 | 
Nashville, TN – As Tennessee continues to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions is issuing this interim guidance to all non-depository financial institutions and individuals licensed or registered with the Compliance Division.
All Non-Depository Institutions, Branches and Individuals Licensed/Registered by the Department’s Compliance Division
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Coronavirus Pandemic Planning for State Banks, Credit Unions, and Public Trust Companies
Nashville, TN – To: Chief Executive Officers of State Banks, Credit Unions, and Public Trust Companies
From: Commissioner Greg Gonzales Date: March 16, 2020
Subject: Pandemic Planning
As Tennessee continues to respond to COVID-19 (Coronavirus), the Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions is providing general guidance and highlighting resources in an effort to help financial institutions minimize potential disruptions of services to consumers, businesses, and communities.
Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions provides guidance to State Banks, Credit Unions, and Public Trust Companies in reponse to Coronavirus Pandemic.
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Scams Involving the Federal Reserve Name
Video Scam Targeting Federal Reserve Bank Routing Numbers; Prosecution Possible
Nashville, TN – Recently, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York became aware of a scheme promoted in online videos whereby individuals claim that U.S. citizens may make payments using fictitious accounts held at the Federal Reserve Banks.
These fictitious accounts have been most commonly styled as secret accounts and/or Social Security trust accounts, and the individuals publishing the videos claim that substantial amounts are held within them for each U.S. citizen.
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Tennessee Consumer Affairs Releases 2016 Top 10 Consumer Complaints
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance’s (TDCI) Division of Consumer Affairs announces the top 10 complaint categories for 2016 by Tennessee consumers.
The home improvements category ranked as the No. 1 complaint category with more than 400 consumer complaints.
Tennessee Consumer Affairs Releases Top 10 Consumer Complaints received in 2017
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Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions takes Possession of Trust Company Bank in Memphis
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions (“Department”) took possession of Trust Company Bank, Memphis, Tennessee at 4:00pm CDT on April 29th, 2016.
The Department has appointed the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”) as Receiver of the Bank effective upon the Department taking possession of Trust Company Bank.
Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions took possession of Trust Company Bank due to Trust Company Bank’s severely impaired capital, unsound condition and inability to continue normal operations.
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United Way Participates in America Saves Week, February 24th – March 1st
United Way joins Governor Bill Haslam, Mayor Karl Dean in National Effort, Encourages Tennesseans to Save
Nashville, TN – United Way of Metropolitan Nashville will join the University of Tennessee Extension, Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions, Tennessee Financial Education Commission, and more than 1,000 non-profit, government, and corporate organizations in America Saves Week, February 24th – March 1st, 2014. America Saves Week is a national effort to encourage consumers to be more conscientious with saving their money.
Mayor Dean recently issued a proclamation for the occasion, stating that “many Nashvillians do not have a savings strategy for life’s necessities and expenses.” «Read the rest of this article»
Tennessee Treasury Department says America Saves Week Emphasizes the Value of Putting Money Aside
Nashville, TN – Did you know that nearly half of Americans don’t have a savings plan with specific goals? Or that about one-third of Americans don’t have enough emergency funds on hand to cover unexpected expenses like car repairs or visits to the doctor?
In our modern world, computers and personal electronic devices make it easier all the time to spend money, but fewer tools are available to encourage people to save money. «Read the rest of this article»
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