Rise of 'phantom debt': The risks of buy now, pay later programs
Tim Quinlan, Wells Fargo senior economist and managing director, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the increase in 'buy now, pay later' transactions, why he believes credit racked up through these programs are hard to measure, how the 'phantom debt' could create trouble in the broader economy, and more.
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