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Realizing this dire possibility, Citigroup has come up with a Financial Education Program for its clients. In the Philippines, Citibank has launched its own Use Credit Wisely Program through its website www.usecreditwisely.citibank.com.ph.
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By Estela Banzon-De La Paz | May 22, 2006 - 12:00am
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