How do these three go together? If you take a look at the following
article, it will make more sense.
https://www.deseretnews.com/
People more closely tied to their social media accounts tend to have
lower credit scores and more debt than less frequent users. The
theory is that self-control goes out the window with the boost of
self-esteem associated with social media. The result? Increased
purchases by more frequent social media users. We spend a lot of time
in our debt settlement practice looking at different ways that people
accumulate bad credit card debt. I must admit this one came as a bit
of a surprise to me. But if there’s any truth to it, we would suggest
that you spend less time on your Facebook, but not before you “Like”
McCarthy Law, PLC first!