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We should not forget others who are not familar with the realities of interest rates applied to debt, who are targeted with solicitations beyond reason. I think of immigrants and the elderly. There is always a promise extended with these credit offers that make it appear as if life will not be complete without what ease of life the instant $$$ will provide you. What it does provide is a weight upon ones shoulders that grows larger and heavier every day it is not addressed with whatever pennies can be applied. Interest rates are the financial death of anyone who participates.

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