[LISTEN] Desperate for cash? Beware of unlawful credit deals

Radio 702 | Many people are desperate to get credit assistance and often enter into misleading credit agreements. The credit ombudsman explains in the SoundCloud above.

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[LISTEN] Desperate for cash? Beware of unlawful credit deals

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