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Young people getting caught in “debt tsunami”
Young people in Australia are facing a “debt tsunami” as they borrow money to pay for basic living costs, warns the Consumer Policy Research Centre.
Angus Thomson heard from CEO Lauren Solomon about the impacts.
Guests
Lauren Solomon, CEO at Consumer Policy Research Centre
Contributors
Angus Thomson
Category: Audio, Audio, Interview, Local News, News, News and Commentary
Topics: News
Tags: Angus Thomson, Australia, borrow, commerce, debt, economy, finances, living, money, panorama, Tsunami, young people
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