Young people need better education on debt, charity says by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 08/12/07

As a number of charge and rate increases hits the credit card market, it is "more important than ever" that people shop around for a good contract, according to WhichInternet shoppers have been advised to use their credit cards for online purchases by shopsafeco

ukyouthful people in Britain need better education when it comes to debt and debt management, a charity has saidCredit Action - a nationwide money education charity - believes that improved education would lead to less people getting into uncontrollable debtThe charity also says that better education on subjects such as loans and credit cards would have more effect than measures such as increased government regulation

orator Chris Tapp says people need to be better cultured so they can "understand the risks they're taking on" and don't "simply have a loan of because they're able to"He cited people receiving and by pre-approved credit cards "just because they are there" as one example of thoughtless borrowingFigures free by pushco

uk reveal that the average increase in debt per year at institution of higher education is £4,074 per scholarThe NUS recently speculated that scholar debt at graduation could

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