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Financial Management Pros Needed for a Nation in Debt |
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By Kelly Richardson Career Colleges Columnist Dubbed "Generation Debt," the latest breed of young consumers are racking up credit card obligations by the billions of dollars. But financial management professionals are beginning to show the public how to successfully manage their money and climb out of debt. As a new generation of college graduates enters the work world, they are finding salaries at a stagnant level and the ghosts of debts past rising up en masse. With an average credit card debt level of $12,000 and nearly double that in college loan debt, financial management experts are seeing this new generation pinching pennies for the first time since the post-Depression era. The fact that youngsters can never get ahead has become a focal point for financial management think thanks around the country. Here's the lowdown on this low period of financial development. Finance MBA Degree: National Debt Analysis
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About the Author Kelly Richardson covers the local education and technology scenes in major cities across the country. His articles appear in a variety of respected educational journals, periodicals, and e-zines. |
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