Abstract
Credit cards, once seen as a tool for emergencies or planned purchases, have become ingrained in our daily lives. The convenience of this plastic has undeniable benefits, but a growing trend of rising dependence on credit cards raises concerns about financial stability and potential economic risks and financial pitfalls. In recent years, the dependence on credit cards has soared to unprecedented levels. This trend, while indicative of certain economic advantages, also brings with it a host of challenges that could have far-reaching implications for individuals and economies alike. As we navigate through the complex landscape of modern finance, it’s crucial to understand the factors driving this dependence, the benefits it offers, and the potential pitfalls it presents.
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