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    Most Americans start out in their adult lives attempting to build good credit. It 's just a natural progression for most of us because we all build credit by financing our first car, renting our first apartment, getting that first Visa card and in many other ways that come with growing as an adult and taking on more and greater responsibilities. While credit cards can certainly be used for ill-advised retail therapy, that doesn 't mean they are completely bad. Actually, it 's important to…

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    Credit reporting legal framework Part IIIA of the Privacy Act 1988 (Privacy Act) is titled “credit reporting”. It regulates consumer credit reporting in Australia. Part IIIA is supported by the Privacy Regulation 2013 and the Privacy (Credit Reporting) Code 2014, which is often referred to as the “Credit Reporting Code of Conduct”, or simply, the “CR Code”. The structure of Part IIIA, an overview of the rules, and selected key definitions It is useful for legal practitioners to have working…

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    Blemished credit score ratings are very costly and stressful since they affect almost every aspect of an individual's life. Most financial experts agree that credit is very important since it is what makes the world go around. Without good credit rating it is almost impossible to make any meaningful progress including getting a decent job. Getting a loan from conventional lenders is unheard of as long as your credit ratings are in the red. The good news is that credit scores can be improved…

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    A key factor of sovereignty lies in the status of its external recognition; according to Li and Zhou: financial sovereignty is a component of sovereignty itself and therefore is “…composed of financial sovereign status, financial sovereign authority, and financial sovereign capability.”(Li and Zhou, p. 178). Sovereign status, being based on the recognition and consent of other states, should not be affected by globalization of financial capitalism, leaving the other two components from Li and…

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    General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: As a result of this presentation, my audience will be introduced to two career opportunities worth pursuing in the accounting field. I. Introduction A. Attention/need step: Out of millions of students in their last years of college, only an average of 14% knows exactly which career path and job position they would like to embrace. Therefore, that leaves a large amount of 86% of students who are overwhelmed and unsure of their upcoming careers…

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    The book has an interesting approach at defining what identity is. I really appreciated how the book opened my eyes to how identity can be seen. For example we dont just have an identity, because we actually do one. As the book put its “its not just having a symbolic sense of it, but doing it in the presence of people and doing it well in there eyes”. Although, their is still much more to defining what identity is I will do my best to define exactly what is. Using my example of my work identity…

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    The Oprah Debt Diet

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    Credit first began in 1910 and first appeared in the Sears catalog. 1950 was the birth of credit cards when Frank McNamara established the Dinner’s Club. Years later the Bank of America offered the BankAmericard and later changed its name to Visa. In 1986 Sears created a store credit card and quickly became the most profitable division. Today we buy everything on credit while parents and grandparent bought almost nothing on credit and thought it was a bad idea. There are two different types of…

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    Book Review Summary In Raising Financially Confident Kids Hunt seeks to equip readers to prepare their children for the reality of managing money, and how to do so without getting into debt. American society, the credit card industry, and advertisers, all strive to turn children into materialistic consumers who spend money without a second thought. Hunt describes her own childhood and how she utilized money and products to feel better. Carrying this same idea into adulthood she spent more…

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    resources, start looking for private student loans. These are harder to get with no credit or bad credit, but you can't set aside the possibility if you need them to get an education. The easiest way to get a student loan which requires a higher credit rating than your own is to find a cosigner with good credit. Having a cosigner with good credit can make up for having bad credit when applying for a private loan or a federal PLUS loan. The drawback of this, for the cosigner, is that if you…

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    Literature Analysis

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    The pre-survey, final survey, and check point use similar questioning within a Likert scale and open-ended responses. The results will be compared using descriptive statistics at each point of study to determine patterns. Efron and Ravid (2013), “A rating scale is used to record the extent to which specific behavior or situation exits” (p. 96). The Likert scale used focuses on the categories of a focus on student assessment data, collaborative and supportive environment, improvement of…

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