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    To help dispel those myths, "FoolProofMe.com represents an important new financial tool to help parents educate their children" Brobeck said. Contact Humberto Cruz at AskHumbertoaol.com or in care of Tribune Media Services, 2225 Kenmore Ave. , Buffalo, NY 14207. Full Article at AZ starnet.com
    FoolProofMe.com represents an important new financial tool to help parents educate their children
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The Savings Game : FoolProofMe.com gives 'tough' advice on credit card traps
  1. This site contains hard-hitting and realistic messages in an attractive format about the risks of credit cards and debt
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  2. We advise young people to tear up credit card 'convenience checks' and not to owe anything on their cards
    SOURCE: AZ starnet.com 5 months ago
  3. Credit card companies spend billions of dollars telling you to finance purchases ... They make it easy to borrow so much that you have to finance purchases.
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  4. Many companies send you credit cards designed to make sure you pay obscene penalties
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  5. They target us because they think we're too young, dumb and naive.
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