You can still get credit if your finances are a mess. It will just cost dearly.
February 22, 2010 at 12:31 AM
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You can still get credit if your finances are a mess. It will just cost dearly.
A sweeping credit card law that takes effect Monday was supposed to prevent banks from employing tactics that yanked borrowers deeper into debt. Yet an array of loans and cards with crushing terms still beckons from every corner.
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