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PRG
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Over the past 12 months, PRG has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -2% compared to S&P 500's +17% growth.
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PROG Holdings Inc
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PROG Holdings is a consumer finance company that helps shoppers pay for goods over time when they do not want or cannot use a traditional credit card. Its main business is lease-to-own and related financing for items sold through retail stores and online merchants, especially furniture, electronics, appliances, and other household goods. The company also offers point-of-sale credit products through its lending businesses. It makes money in two main ways: consumers pay lease or finance charges over time, and merchant partners pay for access to PROG’s financing programs. Retailers use PROG because it can approve many customers that mainstream lenders may turn away, giving those stores a way to close more sales without taking on the credit risk themselves. What makes PROG’s business model different is that it sits between the retailer and the shopper as a financing partner, not as a traditional bank or a store chain. Its value comes from underwriting, servicing, and collecting payments on higher-risk consumer purchases, which makes it a specialized player in the retail checkout financing market.