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Case Study: AARP Louisiana
Across the nation, credit card companies sit on college campuses lurking for their next victim. Credit card companies are the most notorious gangsters and debt collectors in our country. Linetta McIver and Dominique McCaskill, representative of AARP Louisiana, pointed out the dangers of accumulating debt by a credit card and identity theft. AARP Louisiana strives to make Louisiana citizens self-advocate for their personal needs and the changes they want to see around their community.

Finances are a key component not only in college, but also through out ones life. If you cannot manage your money now, it can have negative and detrimental long term affects. So, you have a $5,000 debt and still plan to purchase that car after you graduate? Most likely, not going to happen. One other thing that I found powerful and intriguing in their presentation was their diverse audience, I think they target a majority of the minority communities in the city.
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When one is stressed with paying monthly bills and managing debts it may seem impossible. Just remember, the change starts with you. Readjusting your spending limits and ways of life could lead to beneficial and great ways to save money. For instance, Ms.McIver shared she only buys items that are on sale. Can you image how much she saves when she goes

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