Canadians may be purchasing cars they cannot afford, having been lured onto an “auto-debt treadmill” by offers of long-term loans with lower monthly repayments but higher overall interest, the federal consumer watchdog warned this week.
Canadians may be purchasing cars they cannot afford, having been lured onto an “auto-debt treadmill” by offers of long-term loans with lower monthly repayments but higher overall interest, the federal consumer watchdog warned this week.