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Travis Campbell

How The New Affirm Policy Change May Affect Your Credit

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If you’ve ever shopped online and seen the option to “buy now, pay later” with Affirm, you’re not alone. These flexible payment plans have exploded in popularity, making it easier than ever to split up big purchases. But recently, Affirm announced a major policy change that could have a real impact on your credit score and financial future. Whether you’re a seasoned Affirm user or just considering your first purchase, understanding how this new policy works is crucial. After all, your credit score isn’t just a number—it can affect everything from loan approvals to apartment rentals. Let’s break down what’s changing, why it matters, and how you can protect your credit in this new landscape.

1. Affirm’s New Policy: What’s Actually Changing?

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