Everything You Need to Know to Be a Successful and Competitive Automotive Dealer in Virginia.
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Credit Card Surcharges
In recent weeks, dealers have been excited by the news headlines that businesses can begin surcharging their customers for credit card purchases. Credit card issuer rules have always been a
Trust but Verify
When asked for the one piece of advice to give to a dealer on franchise relations, President Ronald Reagan’s often repeated phrase that characterized his relations with the Soviet Union
Lucky 13 in ’13
Oh, what a difference a few years make. In late 2008, many auto pundits lamented that we might never again see sixteen million annual new vehicle sales. Proving that their
Advertising and the Feds
You have probably been reading a lot lately about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Its regulation of the companies that provide financing and leasing for your customers will have
Government Shortcuts
Federal Update • The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has issued regulations revising the summary of Consumer Rights Form that must be used by employers who do background checks. Under
Regulatory Updates
VADA Navigates the Virginia Regulatory Maze for Virginia Dealers VADA is involved in many types of issues outside the legislative process that could have negative impacts on our dealer members.
Health Care Reform Update 2013
Required Notices to Employees and Dependents Please contact your carrier or employment law attorney or trusted benefit advisor if you have questions about these notices. VADA Insurance is here to
12 for ’12
2011 was a better year for car dealers, and dealers hope that business will improve in 2012. Despite continuing weakness in the general economy, customers are making their way to
OSHA’s Top 10 Violations List for 2011
Attention Dealers!! OSHA recently announced its top 10 most frequently cited violations in America’s workplaces. Every year, OSHA compiles injury information from businesses across the country to identify injury trends,