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| Tutorial: Using Credit Wisely |
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Access http://www.consumerlaw.org/initiatives/bankruptcy/
content/using_credit_wisely.pdf
Read pages 1-2, “Ten Things to Think about Before
Getting a New Credit Card . . . or Using the One You
Have.” Explain your answers to the following questions:
- What conclusions can you draw about using credit
wisely from reading these pages?
- What is meant by “Don’t apply for a
credit card until you are ready?” Why is this
considered good advice?
- What is meant by “Interest rates are important
in choosing a card, but not the only consideration?”
What are some other important considerations?
- Before using a credit card, why is important to
“establish a realistic budget?"
- Why is it advised that, “If you get into
financial trouble, do not make it worse by using credit
to make ends meet?”
- Describe three important lessons you learned about
using credit from reading these pages? Which is the
most important lesson?
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