Financial experts are raising alarms over the growing debt spiral among young consumers, fueled by small loans and ‘buy now, pay later’ payment plans. According to a new report, these modern consumption patterns are increasing financial vulnerability, especially for those who may not fully understand the long-term consequences. The warning comes as more young people turn to these schemes to manage their spending, often leading to a cycle of debt that is hard to break. The report emphasizes the need for greater financial education and regulation to protect young consumers from falling into unsustainable debt.
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