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More on Credit Card Marketing to People Under 21

By Brian Wolfman

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by Brian Wolfman

U.S. PIRG's Consumer Blog has this nice post concerning a series of related articles on credit card marketing on college campuses and student debt more more generally. The new Credit CARD Act, which takes effect next February, limits credit card companies rights to market to these young adults. I blogged last May about Congress's unusual decision to treat this group of adults (18 to 21 year olds) differently from all other adults.  

Full post as published by CL&P Blog on September 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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