Buy now pay later vs credit cards: Which is a better option

Buy Now, Pay Later Scheme, and Credit cards are two financial options with a very similar approach. However, let’s find out how they differ and which is more cost-effective.

What to know about 'buy now, pay later'; 6 key questions answered

<ul><li>Because there's no centralized reporting of buy now, pay later purchases, those debts won't necessarily appear on your credit profile with major credit rating agencies.</li></ul>

BNPL or Credit Cards: Which one turns out to be costlier?

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By looking at the spending habits of youngsters and covid-19 lead adverse financial conditions, FinTech players and banks have come up with various credit solutions. Credit cards are already rolling in the market, and FinTech players are launching attractive BNPL offers for youngsters. Let’s understand which one is best for you.

Digital Loans: Make sure you do not overlook these 3 important points

Digital loans are unlike traditional loans. They may be quicker and easier to avail of but also are bridled with unforeseen risks synonymous with unregulated organizations that go mostly unnoticed and overlooked.&nbsp;

Facing a cash crunch? Here are 6 buy now pay later platforms you can use

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A number of e-commerce and fintech websites allow customers to buy now and pay later. This scheme has gained enough traction in recent times. Let’s look at some websites which provide the BNPL scheme and its features.

Buy Now Pay Later Joins the List of Subprime Losers

A collapse in valuations shows the latest generation of lenders to risky borrowers is no less vulnerable than those who came before.

 Buy Now, Pay Later: Why India Is No Fan

The central bank sees too many risks involved with the proliferation of online fast-loan providers, despite the relatively small amounts involved.

BNPL schemes under a cloud as RBI imposes restrictions on prepaid payment instruments

Soon after the RBI restrained prepaid payment instruments from loading via credit lines, there is a growing concern over the future of BNPL schemes

Buy now, pay later: Apple will now lend you money

Pay Later will be built into the Apple Wallet and eligible for use on any purchase made through Apple Pay. Customers will be able to split the cost of a purchase into four equal payments, with zero interest and fees, spread over a period of four months.

Is it the beginning of the fall of the BNPL industry?

Falling profits, high cost of capital and increasing frequencies of delinquencies may relegate BNPL redundant as a payment mechanism.&nbsp;

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