After pay has grown from a standing start to having ball park 15 % of the population using it within a few years. It's not like this is a massive kite eating scheme where you're just allowing people to infinitely defer payments, and you don't let people buy new things if they're late. The average australian credit guard has a balance of 13 hundred dollars rolling from one period to the next. And 50 interest payments alone that australians are paying a year exceeds the average rolling balance of what they owe to after pay. But i think when you give it a little bit of a closer inspection, you realize people sometimes look at it and say, oh, t's letting

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