Business Insider -
21 May 2017 16:45

• Millions of Americans with subprime credit scores don't have access to credit cards or any other reasonably priced way ofborrowing money. • Income volatility has doubled in the past 30 years, and as a result many of these people are unprepared to cover unexpected expenses that pop up, like medical bills or car repairs. • Instead, when they're cash crunched, they often turn to expensive options like payday loans, which commonly charge interest rates of 400%. • Thousands are trying a new...
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