10 Worst Credit Card Mistakes College Students Make

Don't let the headline from Money Smart Life's article fool you, these 10 rules apply to more than just college students. I have listed the top 10 mistakes below, but please see Money Smart Life for the details:

1) Opening a Credit Card for Free Stuf

2) Open Door Policy

3) Speculating on Credit

4) Taking the Card out for Night on the Town

5) Carrying a Balance

6) Opening Store Credit Cards for Discounts

7) Overspending, then Reporting Your Card Stolen

8) Buying an Engagement Ring

9) Paying For Friends

10) Forgetting to Pay the Bill



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Anonymous said…
Glad you found the article useful. I agree, these mistakes don't apply only to college students, perhaps students are just more prone to commit them.
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Anonymous said…
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WOW...
It’s useful. Indeed, when I was a student I used to relax by very wild ways. That time I had a lot of possibilities to lose my Ccard. Your rules are just like me that time)))
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