The Latest Breaking News from BNPL

Research finds BNPL shoppers now paying off average of 4.8 purchases since cost of living began to surge

BNPL users are now paying off 4.8 purchases on average – up from 2.6 in February – with the average amount owed standing at more than £250.

The fashion brand is not paying buyers back – but big finance firms say they will return cash

Buy now pay later firms have been the darlings of share markets in recent years but their shareholders are at last having to pay the cost

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is planning to offer buy now, pay later (BNPL) services in the US despite concerns of a potential market squeeze as more providers have a crack at the sector amid growing consumer borrowing and spending. 

Who knew? It turns out financial business models that don’t stack up don’t last. That’s why cryptos and BNPL companies are in deep trouble.

Calls to regulate the booming “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) industry have not deterred big brands like Apple and Amazon from the idea of offering consumers an interest-free, no-fee way to spread payments for purchases. Apple cited “users’ financial health” when it announced this new feature, but research shows financially…

Customers left unable to return goods or process refunds after being faced with error message on fashion brand's home page

Increase in consumers juggling and shuffling debts calls for swift action before it is too late