Credit card bans insufficient to prevent debt spiral, experts warn
2 Yesterday · 18h ago · 4 articles · 1 source · development 2 of 2
Although DraftKings and FanDuel have prohibited credit card use for bets, credit counselors explain this does not stop the debt cycle. When checking and savings accounts are depleted, consumers shift living expenses to credit cards, creating high-interest debt traps and cascading financial vulnerability when emergencies arise.
“There's a fine line between when is it just having fun and when is it actually taking over your budget”
Ashley F. Morgan, bankruptcy and debt attorney in Northern VirginiaLisa Eaton Accredited financial counselor, SeattleMichael McAuliffe President and founder, Family Credit Management nonprofitAshley F. Morgan Bankruptcy and debt attorney, Northern VirginiaDraftKings Mobile sports betting app operatorFanDuel Mobile sports betting app operator
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