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Why credit cards can be a problem
Study shows that poor financial literacy concerning credit cards can cause serious financial issues - especially for women →
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Microsoft's piracy problem: Lock, stock and two Googley barrels
If you thought TV, movie and music studios were the most likely candidates to have asked Google to remove pirated and copyright-infringing content, think again.
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Apple's Surprising Cash Problem
Why isn't iTunes more useful?
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Two Ways to Start Building a Credit History
Many young adults face the following problem: They want a credit card to charge things, but how can they persuade a bank to offer you one if you've never done it before?
www.foxbusiness.com

Consumers still confused about credit scores
Is someone's age going to stop them from getting a top-notch credit score?
www.inforum.com

Card debt still choking low-, middle-income Americans
Debt still a problem
www.star-telegram.com

Protect Elderly Relatives from Credit Card Fraud
Since May is Older Americans Month, I decided to write about a topic that's become a real issue in America. It makes me sad to say this, but unfortunately, we live in a world where senior citizens are often the target of financial fraud — elder abuse is a serious problem to watch out for. This is addressed to the children and relatives of senior citizens, but it isn't meant to exclude senior ...
abcnews.go.com

Brazil Facing Its Own 'Sub-Prime' Lending Problem
Record number of Brazil car loans in default.
www.forbes.com

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