More Americans are using buy now, pay later for groceries. But at what cost?

“Buy now, pay later” services are rapidly becoming a financial lifeline for some families struggling with rising costs, but consumer finance experts warn the increasingly popular payment option can quickly turn into difficult-to-manage debt.

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