Personality Factors, Money Attitudes, Financial Knowledge, and Credit‐Card Debt in College Students1
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The issue of credit‐card debt among college students has received increasing attention. This study explored factors hypothesized to be causes and effects of credit‐card debt in 448 students on five college campuses. Students reported an average of $1,035 (
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