Pay Advance Apps Often Result in Higher Fees Than Users Expect
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This report highlights that while pay advance apps advertise no-cost options to help borrowers bridge the gap until their next paycheck, most users ultimately incur high fees. The findings suggest that the true cost of these loans may be underestimated by workers relying on these services.
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Originally published by nyt
