A debt trap is a situation one gets in if they don’t handle the money well. It favours the lender more than the consumer.
The lenders, including the banks, is in the business of making money. They do so by giving money with more interest rates, penalities, defaulting, etc.,
In my view, the lenders if not from an institution, is even more dangerous, as their means of getting back the money in case of bankruptcy is unimaginable.
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This book is completely centered around debts and its kind, talks how one can achieve the path of No Debt, and how the No Cost EMI schemes are deceiving people in to bad financial habits. It is not for those who seems to manage their finances well, but beware of debt! It will soon catch!
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