COLLEGE STUDENTS USING STUDENT LOANS TO BAIL OUT OF CREDIT CARD DEBT
September 12, 2007
September 12, 2007
COLUMBIA, Mo., Sept. 12 -- The University of Missouri issued the following news release:
College students are using student loans to bail out of credit card debt, leading to poor real-world money management skills and future financial burdens according to a personal financial planning expert at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
"Students get caught in a vicious cycle," said Mark Oleson, director of MU's Office for Financial Success. "They max out c . . .
College students are using student loans to bail out of credit card debt, leading to poor real-world money management skills and future financial burdens according to a personal financial planning expert at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
"Students get caught in a vicious cycle," said Mark Oleson, director of MU's Office for Financial Success. "They max out c . . .