Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Raising the age limit on credit cards
With the debt crisis being as critical as it currently is, debt management groups are blaming part of the problem on younger credit card applicants. They say that by upping the age limit on credit cards, it will help to stop the younger generation from getting into so much debt. So just why do younger people have such a problem with credit card debt? Well it seems that it is down to irresponsible spending. Younger people do not have much of a grasp on credit cards and the trouble they can get themselves into. Money has never really been an issue for many people aged from 18-24 and in many cases they are still living with their parents. So they do not have much of an idea of responsible spending and what it involves. In fact in some cases, if they have been denied various things in their life because money has been short, they see credit cards as a way of getting everything they need. They simply do not realise just how big of a problem their irresponsible spending could be.
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