Debt Disguised as Credit
The rise of buy now, pay later services is reshaping consumer spending habits, particularly among younger generations. While these options appear to offer financial flexibility, they often lead to higher costs and debt accumulation. A significant number of users are falling behind on payments, revealing the harsh reality that this modern financial trend is just a new label for traditional debt.In this clip
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