Is anyone surprised that the poorest and least credit worthy of
Americans are being saddled with piles of debt in order to buy new cars?
It’s not enough that a generation of our citizens will toil pointlessly
to pay off more than $1 trillion of student loans, we may as well add
some other form of debt burden on top of it.
It’s hard to even imagine this is happening so shortly after the last credit bubble train wreck, but happening it is. Creative ways for people to purchase cars they can’t afford have been on my radar screen for some time now, and if you recall, I posted an article last April titled: Just Keep Dancing: Introducing the 97-Month Auto Loan.
Well the dancing has continued, and now we have Americans borrowing at all-time record levels to buy cars. USA! USA!
Read more: here
It’s hard to even imagine this is happening so shortly after the last credit bubble train wreck, but happening it is. Creative ways for people to purchase cars they can’t afford have been on my radar screen for some time now, and if you recall, I posted an article last April titled: Just Keep Dancing: Introducing the 97-Month Auto Loan.
Well the dancing has continued, and now we have Americans borrowing at all-time record levels to buy cars. USA! USA!
Read more: here
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