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James Crummel

Verified
Harrisburg
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Many consumers are turning to buy now, pay later services

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By Brady Doran Verified, James Crummel Verified
| WHTM-TV (Harrisburg, PA) Verified
(WHTM)– As people look for ways to stretch their dollars, more and more are turning away from credit cards and instead using buy now, pay later services. Still, many people aren’t sure how they work. Buy now, pay later is a flexible option to split the cost of a product into four installments. The option has become more popular. “Every loan is individually underwritten. There’s no revolving balances, so you’re never paying interest on interest. No hidden fees.
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Scams continue to target consumers; what can you do?

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By Brady Doran Verified, James Crummel Verified
| WHTM-TV (Harrisburg, PA) Verified
(WHTM)– There are many ways thieves are targeting consumers to steal their money, and it’s crucial to be aware. Four in 10 American adults experienced fraud, meaning money was stolen through manipulation or their identity was stolen and used fraudulently, according to AARP Senior Director of Fraud Prevention Kathy Stokes. It’s a big number and a big problem that isn’t going away. People have to be vigilant, and there are some ways consumers can protect themselves.
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How can consumers better control spending habits? Original

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By Brady Doran Verified, James Crummel Verified
| WHTM-TV (Harrisburg, PA) Verified
(WHTM)– The economy has many people rethinking their spending habits. While prices can’t be controlled, the public can control what they are buying. One thing consumers can do to better manage their spending habits is to avoid the subscription creep. C-Net’s Consumer Insights Editor, Dashia Milden, said that people who are looking to cut back on spending should pay attention to their subscriptions.
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