Thursday, October 8, 2009

Pressure: Students and Credits

With their goal of finding a new market for their products and services, credit card companies fervently look for various extensions in order to expand their reach, and at present they have been keeping their eyes off university students. These companies assert their interests particularly in a new and fresh market, the students on tertiary level or higher level of education, by providing them an open environment to engage into making credits. These students become persuaded by most of the credit companies usually by granting them access to different purchases defining glamour and luxury. 

From a student’s point of view, it will be hard for me to resist or evade these types of “exclusive offers. Why? It will be difficult for me to steer clear from these once-to-happen opportunities since these can help me survive the waves of college life. However, a problem arises with this approach. It is more likely to happen that students won’t be able to catch up with the irresistible demand of wants. The rates are sharp that students find themselves drown into deeper debt in time. The price for every temptation is a bit overwhelming.

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