Mathematics, 19.01.2022 05:40 hokamidat

Do you think George will be approved for one of the three cards on his list? Why or why not? note this about george:
• College junior; recently turned 21
• Responsible approach to money; has a budget and emergency savings fund of $1,000
• Works 10 hours per week at local retailer during school year earning $10/hour
• Has $20,000 in federal student debt; not planning to start payments until grace period ends
• Had trouble renting an off-campus apartment when the landlord couldn’t find his credit score
• When George ran credit report, he discovered that he had no credit history

Do you think George will be approved for one of the three cards on his list? Why or why not?

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