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The absence of late fees removes a category of cost that is common in consumer credit products, which affects the total cost of borrowing.
The reader will not be assessed late fees on Affirm purchases, regardless of payment timing.
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The absence of late fees removes a category of cost that is common in consumer credit products, which affects the total cost of borrowing.
The reader will not be assessed late fees on Affirm purchases, regardless of payment timing.
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