Some frightening quotes from the story:
"The medical credit cards also have drawn criticism for their billing terms. The cards typically offer interest-free payments for up to a year, but when new rates kick in, they can be sharply higher."
"...GE's CareCredit can surge to 26.99% after the promotional period ends, and the card charges "retroactive" interest rates as high as 26.99%—meaning that if you make late payments, you may be charged interest on the previous year's balance..."
Below is the final illustration, followed by some very rough idea sketches.
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| Kim Rosen - "Paying for Plastic with Plastic" |
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| Kim Rosen - sketches for "Paying for Plastic with Plastic" |
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