Buy Now, Pay Later Apps: Consumer protection advocates concerned about debt
Consumer protection advocates are concerned that buy now, pay later products are innovative debt traps.
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Consumer protection advocates are concerned that buy now, pay later products are innovative debt traps.
As liquor shortages continue in North Carolina, many shoppers are turning to an unconventional — and not exactly legal — avenue: online shopping. In the latest BizWorthy, Tony Mecia of the Charlotte Ledger Business Newsletter discusses why most people won't face repercussions, when liquor might be replenished in stores, how the hospitality industry is rebounding from the pandemic and a new buy now, pay later system.
Consumer protection advocates are concerned that buy now, pay later products are innovative debt traps.
Majority of proxy votes in favour of deal.
Buy now, pay later is a booming business. But be warned before you invest in it – or use it as a customer.