Older Australians being refused access to credit cards

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Older Australians being refused access to credit cards

April 17, 2024 - 18:42 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Older people are increasingly being refused access to credit cards. Experts say it's a problem that has become even more challenging by the push toward a cashless society.