The lack of a clear picture on BNPL debt led Wells Fargo economists Tim Quinlan and Shannon Seery Grein to coin the term “phantom debt.” Despite this, its popularity only continues to grow.

However, because of how these de facto loans are handled, they are being called "phantom debt," since no one knows just how pervasive they are or how much of an anchor they are on the American ...

[USA Today] The Phantom Debt of Buy Now, Pay Later is Growing and Will Soon Hit Some Americans Hard An August PYMNTS survey found that nearly 64% of high-income earners—those making at least $ ...

If phantom income is not properly analyzed by counsel and the court in a matrimonial case, the result perforce may be ...