The Fair Credit Reporting Act protects consumers with guidelines regarding what?

The Fair Credit Reporting Act is a federal law that involves guidelines put into action by the Federal Trade Commission. The guidelines are specifically designed to help protect consumers when it comes to credit reporting and distribution. A is incorrect because the FRC Act does not involve investment reporting. C is incorrect because it does not relate to the FRC Act at all. D is incorrect because the FRC Act does not have any involvement with employment verification processes. These answers are not related to the main topic of the FRC Act, which is to regulate and protect consumers with credit reporting and distribution.