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bitchesgetriches · 6 months
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Buy Now Pay Later Apps: That Old Predatory Lending by a Crappy New Name
Years ago Kitty and I did an interview with Glen James from My Millennial Money, a podcast out of Australia that answers the question “Will I ever get tired of listening to men with Australian accents talk about everything from true crime to investing?” (And that answer, to be clear, is a resounding haaayl nah.) You should listen to it! It’s great!
At the end of our conversation, Glen hit us with a curveball. “What do you think of Afterpay?”
“I don’t know her,” said we. And Glen, who is clearly gifted with The Sight, answered cryptically, “Ah. So it hasn’t made it to the States yet. Good luck, mates.” And then we asked him to say “1999” and giggled incessantly.
Flash forward to the present. Not only have we now heard of buy now pay later apps like Afterpay… we fucking hate them. Which means it’s time for another installment of Piggy Rails Against a Financial Outrage for 2,000 Words Or So.
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bluejaysspace · 6 months
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sassymamas · 1 year
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If I buy some sexy boots, and take the pay by interest-free installments route, what are the pitfalls and downsides of doing so?
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financetechnology · 1 year
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What Is Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL)? How does it work?
First created decades ago, the concept of Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) is the idea of consuming goods and services first and then paying post-consumption. It is not something new in society– in fact, it has been trending for years at local restaurants and eateries. Shopkeepers or owners practice this in a form of a ledger entry for every individual that would buy things and then collect the compensation at the end of every month. For this, the payee would diligently record all the purchases and send over the details. Individuals can tally them and return products that are not relevant while paying for the rest. 
But one question that comes to mind is how it works on a larger scale and does the payee lose money on the interest by not getting the money immediately?
Before we move on to answer this question. Let us check a few quick facts.
Almost 10 percent of eCommerce transactions in Australia are paid using BNPL.
BNPL proved to be the fastest-adopted payment method in India and UK in 2020.
More than half of US customers prefer to use BNPL services.
It is estimated that BNPL will account for 12 percent of total global eCommerce spending by 2025.
Well, the facts show that BNPL is quite popular among customers across various countries. So what exactly is BNPL? 
Buy Now Pay Later abbreviated as BNPL is an alternative digital payment method that permits customers to purchase goods and services without committing to the full payment upfront. By doing so, customers will get the leverage to immediately finance their purchases and pay them back in fixed installments over time. For example, a customer making a $1000 purchase gets the leverage of paying back in say four interest-free installments of $250. 
These services are widely used by businesses, especially eCommerce retailers in order to increase conversion, and average order value while also reaching new customers. It is reported that businesses that use BNPL services have a 27 percent incremental uplift in sales volumes. 
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techtalkbyjames · 2 years
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Last Monday, Apple announced its iOS16 update will give Apple Pay users the ability to pay for things over six weeks with Apple Pay Later.
This is a validation of our thesis at Beating The Market that Buy Now, Pay Later is a key component to the reorientation of the consumer credit ecosystem.
In this note, we will explore Apple's BNPL offering and compare it to traditional credit cards. Apple stands to make more maney this way as it makes owning Apple products easier
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4517757-fintech-apples-here-should-incumbent-banks-fear
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paywithsuave · 2 years
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"Buy Now Pay Later" (BNPL) is revolutionizing e-commerce by offering flexible payment options. It entices hesitant customers to make purchases by allowing them to pay in installments. This strategy boosts sales and customer satisfaction, making BNPL a must-have feature for e-commerce platforms aiming to maximize revenue and customer loyalty.
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bitchesgetriches · 8 months
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Buy Now Pay Later Apps: That Old Predatory Lending by a Crappy New Name
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jinalranka · 3 months
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art-of-finance-sahil · 3 months
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suchinsays · 3 months
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pandeykikatha · 3 months
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kaustubhbhandari · 3 months
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https://www.htfmarketintelligence.com/report/global-buy-now-pay-later-market
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wamathai · 3 months
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Buy Now Pay Later can also be considered as a form of financial inclusion
We still a long way to go when it comes to achieving true financial inclusion in Africa. As recently as 2021, 45% of people in sub-Saharan Africa didn’t have access to a formal bank account. That doesn’t just make it difficult for them to save effectively, but also to access formal lines of credit. The thing is that, when most people talk about financial exclusion and the proposed solutions to…
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finance-management · 4 months
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Frequently asked questions by our customers on pay later, money management & personal loan services at axio. Browse around for topics, or submit your issue to us.
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