Teens and Credit

Teens and Credit

Teens and Credit

Teens and Credit

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Overview

Learning how to manage finances is an essential life skill. Is a credit card an effective way to get teens to understand credit? Do prepaid debit cards offer an alternative? Are college students good candidates for credit, or do they pose risks? Should credit card marketing efforts targeting college students be regulated? Should schools be charged with educating teens in financial literacy? This anthology takes up these questions and addresses key ideas relevant to the conversation around teens and credit.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780737744439
Publisher: Greenhaven Publishing LLC
Publication date: 11/14/2009
Series: At Issue Series: Teen Issues
Pages: 88
Product dimensions: 5.80(w) x 8.80(h) x 0.30(d)
Age Range: 14 - 17 Years

Table of Contents

Introduction 7

1 Teens Should Have Credit Cards Caren Weiner Campbell 7

2 Teens Should Not Have Credit Cards Janet Bodnar 17

3 Teens Offer Risks as Customers for Credit Card Companies Danielle Gorman 20

4 Parent-supervised Credit Cards Can Help Teens Build Credit Nancy Trejos 24

5 Prepaid Debit Cards for Teens Are an Alternative to Credit Cards Joseph Kenny 28

6 Many Teens Do Not Want Credit Cards Jennifer Alsever 32

7 Schools Should Educate Teens in Financial Literacy Braun Mincher 38

8 Confessions of a Credit-Card Pusher Jessica Silver-Greenberg 42

9 Credit Card Companies Responsibly Market to College Students Zack Martin 48

10 Credit Card Marketing Efforts to College Students Should Be Regulated Erica L. Williams 53

11 Credit Card Marketing Efforts to College Students Should Not Be Regulated Kenneth J. Clayton 64

12 Rising Credit Card Interest Rates Hurt Students Matthew Palevsky Thibault Chareton 73

Organizations to Contact 76

Bibliography 81

Index 84

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