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MaxedOut: The Movie about America Leveraged on Debt

Thursday, May 15th, 2008

Maxed Out: The Movie about America Leveraged on Debt

I just got done watching the movie “maxed out” on showtime. It was great and informative. It said credit card consumer spending up 160% up the last 5 years.  Last year 75 billion in debt was bought by investors.
DebtOutlet.com was mentioned in the movie.  They showed some stuff from Dave Ramsey on the movie.  It seems like banks really take advatage of people the way this movie portrays it.  Character, capacity and capital
are the three main “c” to get credit.  1994-2004 over 10 million declared bankruptcy.  The movie says each family owes about $90,000 for their share of the national debt.   They talked to parents who’s kids committed suicide.  They talked with many poor families.  They spoke with a pawn shop owner.  They were very biased against the big banks and credit card companies.

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