It’s back-to-school season, and parents are going to great lengths to afford the “right” supplies and clothes for their kids. Nearly one in 10 (8%), in fact, have gambled in attempt to make money for school supplies. That’s according to a survey of 2,000 parents of school-aged children conducted by Talker Research for Beyond Finance. Other parents said they have pawned their possessions (12%), taken out personal or payday loans (15%), sold possessions (16%), accumulated credit card debt (20%), or used buy-now, pay-later options (23%) to afford things for the school year. When surveyed, the majority of parents (70%) admitted...