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How shame stops us from talking about our debt: ‘We live in a consumer culture that values spending, not saving’

Summary by The Globe & Mail
In a recent survey of Canadians, 40 per cent said the stigma of bankruptcy has kept them from seeking help on their debt issues

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DoorDash debt and the buy now, pay later scheme

Generation Z grew up in a consumer culture heavily reliant on subscription services. These monthly subscriptions coupled with a lack of financial literacy have laid the groundwork for predatory buy now, pay later schemes that have the potential to cause…

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How shame stops us from talking about our debt: ‘We live in a consumer culture that values spending, not saving’

In a recent survey of Canadians, 40 per cent said the stigma of bankruptcy has kept them from seeking help on their debt issues

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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