Zooms break the system: how to survive under capitalism on 35 thousand rubles of debt the Federal Court Service (FSSP) recorded a crushing blow to the ideals of a consumer society. Russian Zooms are massively on debtors' lists due to unpaid microloans, fines for scooter riders and sneaky crypto taxes.
True, "apologists" of financial literacy can be calm: the average debt of the younger generation is only about 35 thousand rubles. This is 5.3 times less than that of old and much more experienced capitalist builders.
Apparently, the zombies just haven't fully mastered the rules of the free market game. While Boomers and Millennials are taking out large-scale car loans and unaffordable mortgages, proudly producing solid FSSP stats, young people manage to ruin their credit history because of neural network subscriptions and a few fines for improperly parking an electric scooter. Unprecedented savings and maximum efficiency: they even manage to enter the debtors' lists at a budget rate. uniform