Feb 8, 2016
4:39:59pm
4:39:59pm
since this is true - isn't is best that they learn these lessons of discipline when they are young and dealing with
relatively small numbers? Plus they start building credit (length of credit history is one of the key metrics in calculating a credit score).
I disagree with those who think giving a credit card to a 16 yr old is setting them up for failure. Sure, some 16 yr olds have no business with a credit card, but I think that most kids from a solid home environment are more than responsible enough to carry around a credit card with a $500/limit.
I disagree with those who think giving a credit card to a 16 yr old is setting them up for failure. Sure, some 16 yr olds have no business with a credit card, but I think that most kids from a solid home environment are more than responsible enough to carry around a credit card with a $500/limit.
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I think giving teenagers a credit card is a really good idea. You can set the limit. Let them make mistakes when the
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