ilmscore | Prediction Details
"And number two is they know that when you go out and you spend more money, you're also less likely to pay your stuff off in time. So now when you don't pay your stuff off in time, what happens? you get slapped with a brand new fine, brand new fees, and now you're not paying 5 or 10% interest. Now you're paying 25 to 30% interest on your buy now, pay later, or as I like to call it, broke now, broke later, 0% APR financing."
By Minority Mindset | March 3, 2024 | Pending
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MASTERCLASS: The SECRET To Never Be Broke Again 00:47:09 - 00:47:31
Interpreted Prediction
Buy Now, Pay Later companies profit by encouraging more spending and by charging high interest rates (25-30%) for late payments.

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Topic
Buy Now, Pay Later Tactics

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