Adam Sosnick
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The Rise of 'Broke Now, Poor Later' and Money Dysmorphia in Gen Z
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August 21, 2024
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0:45Now PlayingThe phenomenon of "Buy Now, Pay Later" is leaving many in financial turmoil, aptly described as "Broke Now, Poor Later." A new term, "money dysmorphia," captures the distorted perception of personal finances that are increasingly affecting Gen Z and Millennials.
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