Ted Rossman

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25 appearances 8 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 7 Sep

Ted Rossman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Like credit card lenders are often willing to work with us.
We can
negotiate something like an eight percent rate over four or five years.
The buy now pay later companies are often not willing to make the same accommodations.
Like credit card lenders are often willing to work with us.
We can negotiate something like an 8% rate over four or five years.
The buy now, pay later companies are often not willing to make the same accommodations.
Like credit card lenders are often willing to work with us.
We can
negotiate something like an eight percent rate over four or five years.
The buy now pay later companies are often not willing to make the same accommodations.
And not in a good way.
Gen Zers have more credit card debt than millennials did.
At the same age, according to TransUnion, even if you adjust for inflation, Gen Z have been using credit at earlier ages.
And not in a good way.
Gen Zers have more credit card debt than millennials did.
At the same age, according to Transunion, even if you adjust for inflation, Gen Z have been using credit at earlier ages.
We are definitely seeing upper-income households powering the economy forward in terms of travel and dining and a lot of discretionary spending.
What is potentially new is that if this situation is going to squeeze even people at the upper part of the K, that ultimately could be recessionary.
The problem is that it just wouldn't be profitable for banks, and they would cut back on lending dramatically.
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