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        <title>A Top 30 Stream of CREDITLEARNINGCENTER.COM Press Releases (in OGG format) via PRWeb</title>
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                        <title>CreditLearningCenter.com Releases Part 1 of 2: Credit and Debt in America</title>
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                        <description>Facing the Terror Within Our Borders: The &quot;Democredit&quot; Way [PRWeb Oct 5, 2006]</description>
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                        <content:encoded><![CDATA[Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) October 5, 2006 -- CreditLearningCenter.com today announced the release a of a two-part series, &#8220;Credit and Debt in America.&#8221; Part 1 of the series entitled, &#8220;Facing the Terror within Our Borders: The Democredit Way,&#8221; explores the profound implications of the growing level of debt in America.

&#8220;This series was produced to communicate just how dangerous the situation has become with respect to the level of debt in America, both federal debt as well as consumer debt,&#8221; said Walter Burch, Editor-In-Chief of CreditLearningCenter.com. &#8220;The growing culture of consumption and credit really has become, in effect, the democredit way of life in America,&#8221; added Burch.

&#8220;Many financial analysts and economists believe we are moving full speed ahead toward an economic iceberg, but the warning signs are not being heeded,&#8221; continued Burch. The series cites the fact that the United States has amassed the highest levels of debt in human history, and now is forced to borrow more than $50 billion each month from foreign nations just to meet its obligations. More and more economists are calling the borrow-and-spend cycle &#8220;unsustainable.&#8221;

&#8220;Facing the Terror within Our Borders: The Democredit Way,&#8221;  also points out the growing dangers of the housing bubble, rising credit card debt, and a negative savings rate for Americans last year, the first time that&#8217;s happened since the Great Depression.

For more information on the series, &#8220;Credit and Debt in America&#8221;, or to review articles and features related to personal credit, finance, and identity theft, you may visit: <a href="http://www.CreditLearningCenter.com" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.CreditLearningCenter.com</a>.

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                        <itunes:summary><![CDATA[Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) October 5, 2006 -- CreditLearningCenter.com today announced the release a of a two-part series, &#8220;Credit and Debt in America.&#8221; Part 1 of the series entitled, &#8220;Facing the Terror within Our Borders: The Democredit Way,&#8221; explores the profound implications of the growing level of debt in America.

&#8220;This series was produced to communicate just how dangerous the situation has become with respect to the level of debt in America, both federal debt as well as consumer debt,&#8221; said Walter Burch, Editor-In-Chief of CreditLearningCenter.com. &#8220;The growing culture of consumption and credit really has become, in effect, the democredit way of life in America,&#8221; added Burch.

&#8220;Many financial analysts and economists believe we are moving full speed ahead toward an economic iceberg, but the warning signs are not being heeded,&#8221; continued Burch. The series cites the fact that the United States has amassed the highest levels of debt in human history, and now is forced to borrow more than $50 billion each month from foreign nations just to meet its obligations. More and more economists are calling the borrow-and-spend cycle &#8220;unsustainable.&#8221;

&#8220;Facing the Terror within Our Borders: The Democredit Way,&#8221;  also points out the growing dangers of the housing bubble, rising credit card debt, and a negative savings rate for Americans last year, the first time that&#8217;s happened since the Great Depression.

For more information on the series, &#8220;Credit and Debt in America&#8221;, or to review articles and features related to personal credit, finance, and identity theft, you may visit: <a href="http://www.CreditLearningCenter.com" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.CreditLearningCenter.com</a>.

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