Founded in 2002 by now-retired US Bankruptcy Court Judge John C. Ninfo II, Credit Abuse Resistance Education (CARE) was created to teach high school and college students about the responsible use of credit and the consequences of credit card abuse. CARE's mission is to educate individuals, with a focus on young adults, on the responsible use of credit and the fundamentals of financial literacy, as well as the potential consequences of poor money management and credit abuse.
Voices of CARE
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Founded in 2002 by now-retired US Bankruptcy Court Judge John C. Ninfo II, Credit Abuse Resistance Education (CARE) was created to teach high school and college students about the responsible use of credit and the consequences of credit card abuse. CARE's mission is to educate individuals, with a focus on young adults, on the responsible use of credit and the fundamentals of financial literacy, as well as the potential consequences of poor money management and credit abuse.
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Recent Episodes
July 16, 2021
Personal Finance & Paying for College with Judge Kindred (U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Virginia) and Ellie Lo (CARE's 2020-21 Student Liaison)
<p>In this episode, Ellie Lo, CARE’s 2020-21 Student Liaison and high school student, interviews Judge Kindred of the United States Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Virginia about personal finance, paying for college, and her own personal stories, experiences, and advice about how students should navigate financial decisions that will affect their future.</p>
February 25, 2021
Navigating the Student Loan Process: Paula Craw and Tom Bailey from ECMC
<p>Navigating student loans is both a complicated and important process. In the latest episode of the Voices of CARE podcast, Paula and Tom from ECMC share their tips on how best to manage the financial aid process from completing the FAFSA to signing your award letter.</p>
November 5, 2020
The Story of Three Generations of Bankruptcy w/ Pam Simmons-Beasley (CARE South Carolina)
<p>In the latest episode of Voices of CARE, Tammy Hettinger, CARE’s Executive Director, interviews Pamela Simmons-Beasley, a volunteer with the CARE South Carolina chapter and a Chapter 13 Trustee. Follow along as Pam talks about how she started volunteering with CARE and why she continues to volunteer, and shares a story about one of her cases from 2007 where she filed bankruptcy for the third generation in the same family.</p> <p>Pam also addresses some of the things she hopes students walk away with after one of her presentations: develop and put a lot of focus on your emergency fund, as well as how to understand the difference between wants versus needs, and how to recognize and deal with them.</p>
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