More people using family help than Buy Now Pay Later loans

BBC NewsTuesday, November 4, 2025 at 12:06:24 AM
More people using family help than Buy Now Pay Later loans
A recent trend shows that more individuals are turning to family support rather than Buy Now Pay Later loans for financial assistance. While this shift highlights the importance of familial bonds during tough times, some individuals have reported that borrowing from relatives has strained their relationships. This situation raises questions about the balance between financial help and personal connections, making it a significant topic for many.
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