Debt - a rebroadcast from 2003
Series: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow
From: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow- Phil Mariage
Length: 00:29:00
This is a program we recorded in December 2003. Even then, before all the current distress in personal finances, this was a very revealing discussion. We hear all the time that increasing debt is being passed on to the next generation...well this younger guest already felt the burden even in 2003.
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This is a program we recorded in December 2003. Even then, before all the current distress in personal finances, this was a very revealing discussion. We hear all the time that increasing debt is being passed on to the next generation...well this younger guest already felt the burden even in 2003.
