[post_page_title]Not-so-appealing credit cards[/post_page_title]
Adults and teenagers have two totally different perspectives when it comes to credit cards. For teenagers, it’s a sign that they can go out and buy whatever they want (only to get punished later).
For adults, it’s a sign that they know they have to pay for whatever it is that they purchase. In other words, the excitement of owning credit cards leaves as soon as you’re out on your own. Well, in fairness, that can’t be said for everyone, but most would probably agree.
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