High rate of interest on unpaid balances

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Q. Do you believe which every customer pays hidden or unanticipated charges for the things which they buy: High rate of interest on unpaid balances; Yearly membership fees; Service charges? Are such charges ethical? Do you need to work for companies which make such charges?

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