Posts Tagged ‘Credit’
Educating teenager
Close relations between teenager and parents and disciplined but compassionate among people with adolescent is the key to avoid unhealthy issues and social problems.
According to Hurlock, teenager is people on the age between 12 – 81, while Stanley Halls says that teenager are between 12 – 23. If you notice the similarities, they all start at the age of 12, but end at different ages, why, because limitation between each person are different, it is based on their education, and psycology condition.
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Debt and payment
Like it or not, its facts that every one in this world ever deal face to face with debt and payment. Looking at the function, debt itself could be describe as debt as an expense and the other one is debt cause of investment. Debt as an expense, I think you already know it, all stuff you bought such as food, outfits, electronics, etc which the value kept on decreasing is an expense. While debt as an investment is a debt which caused by investment such as buying a house, gold, etc.
Investment are always a good thing when its not coming with un-payable debt, what’s the point of investment when you’re not able to pay it, finally the result you’re loosing your whole investment. its such a waste. To manage it start it with credit repair.
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College Community
Graduated from high school and confuse which one to choose, is it community college or university? Its all depends on your purpose. If you don’t have any idea on which area of subject you want to explore yet, then community college are more suitable for you. Spend 2 years learning on various subject, then decide which one suit you the most. One of benefit community college is students not only learn the required academic and work skill material but have the opportunity to apply what they have learned in class by then working in the community after graduation.
Talking about college, there is one college in Miami, which are offering many kind of degree.
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