• merc@sh.itjust.works
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    1 month ago

    Also worth mentioning: what’s the alternative?

    If there are no credit scores but there are still loans, the banks / entities making the loans have no real way to know if their loan is going to be paid back. Because of that, the loans are a lot more risky. What happens when a loan is riskier? The interest rate is higher, or people are just outright rejected.