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Americans for Fairness in Lending (AFFIL) has gone YouTube in its campaign against predatory lending. Its new video bashes credit card companies for targeting unemployed college students and leading them on the path to financial ruin. Serving on the group’s board, incidentally, is Janne O’Donnell, whose son committed suicide after running up $12,000 in credit card debt while in college. O’Donnell appeared in the recent documentary Maxed Out, whose director, James Scurlock, also helped create AFFIL earlier this year to promote the cause (and his movie).
Check out the video here:
(H/T CL&P Blog)
