Wise Use of Credit Developing Financial Responsibility Video

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The Wise Use of Credit; Discusses how lenders defined credit worthy as demonstrating the three “Cs”, character, capacity and capital. The Credit Education Bureau has as its mission, to aggressively reach out to the community of consumers with important credit information and good money management training which would result in a whole new market segment of “smarter” consumers. Creative Commons license: Public Domain.

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13 Comments on Wise Use of Credit Developing Financial Responsibility Video

  1. RBZ198 on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 1:05 pm

    2. This video needs to be played on loop to everyone in americas tv and radio every hour on the hour for the next 10 years.

  2. kef103 on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 1:38 pm

    3. “But Mr. Money Doesnt it cost more to buy things on credit” . “Oh yes it does judy ” gotta love that evil smirk lol

  3. j9zig on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 2:05 pm

    4. in·stall·ment 1 also in·stal·ment (n-stôlmnt)
    n.
    1. One of a number of successive payments in settlement of a debt.
    2.
    a. A portion of something, such as a publication, issued at intervals.
    b. A chapter or part of a literary work presented serially.

  4. j9zig on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 2:36 pm

    5. Kids don’t see these types of movies anymore. The schools are too busy hyping social issues like recycling, global warming and John has two daddies.

  5. vicdoree on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 2:49 pm

    6. The more things change, the more things stay the same.

  6. merckrx on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 3:44 pm

    7. 4:42 – “Instalment”; is it supposed to be “installment” (with 2 L’s)?

  7. merckrx on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 3:46 pm

    8. LOL…3:04 – Mr. Money showing Miss Judy her father’s credit score….clearly breaking confidentiality laws by today’s standard.

  8. jrcasselman on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 4:38 pm

    9. This clip was made in 1960, but your point is made. Still, it is important for both partners in a marriage to discuss finances and agree how money is spent, regardless if it is a 1 or 2 income family.

  9. xennui7 on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 5:08 pm

    10. “Do girls have to learn this too?”  Christ, the ’50s!

  10. enantiomer2000 on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 5:33 pm

    11. the american consumer and even the bigwig financial companies could learn by watching this film. Not me though. I am wise like Yoda.

  11. opop1155 on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 6:18 pm

    12. The people of Japan, the savings are important.
    The United States is the country’s waste.
    When a pickup in consumer empire?

  12. Enlighter on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 6:37 pm

    13. I’ll show it to all my american friends :p

  13. jlh3205 on Fri, 13th Jan 2012 7:04 pm

    14. Wow.. This was made 46 years ago and a lot of people still don’t know it. Part of this is featured in the movie “Maxed Out”.