Can you buy bread without paying today?
Now, some people do this.
They use “buy now, pay later.”
It means paying in small parts later.
Some people now use it for food, too. (federalreserve.gov)
Mika needs milk, rice, and eggs.
But she gets money next week.
So, she pays one small part.
She takes the food home.
At first, this feels very helpful.
But later, more payments come.
A late payment may cost more.
So, stop and check your money.
Food is for today.
Tomorrow’s bill is still your bill.










