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In conclusion, the prevalence of consumer debt in America, exacerbated by the expansive reach of BNPL services, reveals critical flaws in both individual spending habits and the broader economic systems that influence those habits. By fostering robust financial education and advocating for systemic reform, there may be hope for a shift toward a culture that values sustainability and well-being over consumption and debt.
Through this examination, it becomes evident that to enact genuine change in America’s consumer culture, individuals must focus not solely on their decisions but on advocating for sensible systemic improvements that would assist everyone in achieving meaningful, long-term financial stability.