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   Understanding Consumer Credit (Separate Website)
Whether purchasing a car, a television, or a restaurant meal, Americans often use credit to help pay for goods or services. Understanding the types of credit and their costs can help you use credit wisely.
By: The Mississippi Bar
  
   
   Using Revolving Credit (Separate Website)
This site explains the pros and cons of using credit cards. You, however, should be aware of the costs of this form of credit.
By: The Mississippi Bar
  
   
   Your Rights in Applying for Credit (Separate Website)
Having credit enables a person to buy a good or service now and pay for it later. When applying for credit accounts or loans, you need to know your rights.
By: The Mississippi Bar
  
   
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