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Earlier this year, former employees of MBNA and Bank of America contacted AFFIL
looking for a way to speak out about disturbing sales practices they were trained to
use as employees. Their stories confirm what we've long suspected: that credit card
companies extend credit to those who can't afford it, and engage in a "tricks and traps"
business model designed to max out cardholders and keep them on a debt treadmill as
long as possible. Watch the video and listen to what Cate Colombo and Jerry Young have
to say:
So proud of itself for successfully merging with MBNA, Bank of America takes one of the most beautiful U2 songs and changes the lyrics so it's about . . . credit cards. And it's maybe meant to be a joke. But the singer takes himself so seriously, that it's not a joke.
Mo' Money, Mo' Money, Mo' Money
How Greedy Corporations Destroy the American Dream -- a short documentary that shows the foreclosure crisis affects everyone. Mo' Money tells the story of borrowers who were lied to and ignored by their mortgage loan servicers, and the people who ...
Insider Car Report
Learn how to sharpen your game when car buying so yo can get the best deal without becoming a victim of fraud. Produced by Consumers for Auto Reliabiity adn Conscious Youth Media Crew.
HB 545 Payday Lending Legislation Signing
Families save billions as Ohio joins 14 states and DC in rejecting predatory payday lending
Stop Debt Disease 2
Help stop the spread of Debt Disease today. With the biggest banks in the country pushing credit cards with high-interest rates, late fees, over-the-limit fees, and other penalties, it's no surprise that more and more Americans are catching "Debt...
Stop Debt Disease NB
Help stop the spread of Debt Disease today. With the biggest banks in the country pushing credit cards with high-interest rates, late fees, over-the-limit fees, and other penalties, it's no surprise that more and more Americans are catching "Debt...
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