Buy Now Pay Later
As Friday’s deadline approaches, a federal employee wonders: ‘How am I supposed to dig out?’
In Arizona, teachers clad in red, the color of the teacher protest movement, have conducted a series of
RedforEd
demonstrations demanding higher pay. In Kentucky, teachers have organized rallies to protest proposed cuts to their pensions.
I hate to rain on anyone's parade, but I couldn't help being a little sceptical about the unveiling of a new way to pay for your holiday.
When Queenslander Samantha May decided to upgrade her home with a new pool and patio for summer, she tapped into a "buy now, pay later" deal. Ms May's renovations were funded using an interest-free payment deal offered by company ASAP Home Improvements. "There is no interest, ever ...
Why the tax-code change should put a hurry-up on your decision to convert a traditional IRA into a Roth. The wait is over. If you were delaying your plans to do a Roth conversion until you knew for sure that President Trump could deliver on his tax cut promises, you have your answer.
British fashionistas on the wrong side of payday have flocked to use MySale's new "buy now, pay later" model, the online retailer revealed on Monday as it posted record first-half figures. The Aim-listed firm, backed by retail tycoons Sir Philip Green and Mike Ashley, introduced a system called Ourpay in 2017.
OTTAWA - The Competition Bureau said Tuesday it has reached an agreement with Leon's Furniture Ltd. and the Brick Ltd. regarding allegations of deceptive marketing practices dating back nearly five years ago. As part of the settlement, Leon's and the Brick have agreed to each donate $750,000 worth of home furnishings over two years to charities to be approved by the regulator.
Canada's Competition Bureau announced that it has reached a settlement with two furniture retailers over allegations that they misled consumers about their buy now, pay later promotions. United States Media, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz 21 Feb 2018
Online lender LexinFintech Holdings ( LX) is taking advantage of a growing trend among young Chinese consumers - buy now, pay later. A still-booming economy and an ever-larger middle class with rising incomes in the world's most populous nation is driving online sales. Meanwhile, young Chinese adults are eager to adopt credit-fueled consumer spending.
LONDON, United Kingdom - "Charge it." That was once the refrain for a young generation of shoppers who came of age when credit cards were the answer to coveted items they couldn't quite afford. But the psychological fallout of the Great Recession and a host of new "Buy Now, Pay Later" services are rewiring the buying behaviour of today's young.