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Introduction On easy terms? Borrowing and lending in the working-class community 1
1 Credit on the doorstep: the tallymen 26
2 The rise of the Provident system: check trading 55
3 Retail capitalism in the parlour: mail order catalogues 88
4 The moneylender unmasked 131
5 Doorstep moneylending since the 1950s 167
6 Formal and informal co-operative credit 209
7 Renewed hope for mutuality: credit unions 238
Conclusion: easy terms remain elusive 286
Index 293
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Michael Allison
reviewed Credit and Community: Working-Class Debt in the UK Since 1880 on June 12, 2011
Credit and Community: Working-Class Debt in the UK Since 1880
This book is excellent. It contains all the basic information about how credit cards and debit cards work that someone with little knowledge would want to know, but it also has fascinating, cutting-edge policy recommendations. For instance, Mann suggests that customers should be told at the point of sale if the purchase will put them over their credit limit and cause them to incur a fee.
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