A Buyer's Guide MUST?

The correct answer is that a Buyer's Guide must contain content approved by the Commissioner. This ensures that the information included in the guide is accurate, consistent with regulatory standards, and provides consumers with the necessary information to make informed decisions when purchasing a product or service.

The requirement for content approval helps maintain transparency and accountability in the marketplace, as it ensures that the information provided is not misleading and adheres to legal guidelines set forth by the state of New Jersey. Such oversight is crucial for protecting consumers and fostering trust between buyers and the companies they are engaging with.

While a Buyer's Guide may indeed be made available at no cost to consumers, this is more of a practice than a strict requirement, and not all situations necessitate that it is free. Similarly, the frequency of publication can vary based on regulatory decisions or business practices, so it doesn’t have to be published annually. Furthermore, while including a section on claims might be beneficial, it is not a mandated requirement for all Buyer's Guides; thus it does not fulfill the primary regulatory obligation set forth by the Commissioner.