Credit advice for young people

June 25th, 2008

The FSA recently launched a new financial advice site aimed at the yoof, or ‘young adults’ as they put it. To be more specific, people who are lucky enough to be aged 18 to 24. It’s called What About Money.

These people may be in the prime of their life, but it can be a tricky time financially. Cash can be tight because you’re only just starting out on the career ladder and you might not have too much experience of borrowing either.

The site offers bags of independent advice about different products and also a forum where members can discuss queries, concerns or experiences. It’s certainly worth checking out if you’re in need of credit but want some guidance before jumping into the huge and complex world of loans.

With traditional, long-term loans it can often be a case of ‘borrow in haste and repent at leisure,’ because you’re tied in for years, so do your research before committing to any form of credit. Wonga’s website offers borrowing and debt advice.

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