‘Buy now, pay later’ lenders can be found at checkouts across Canada, and have seen a big surge in users, particularly among gen Z and millennials.

Buy now, pay later apps like Klarna and Afterpay have grown in popularity since the COVID-19 pandemic, but experts warn people who use the services should be careful not to wrack up debt.

Canadians may see their use of buy-now-pay-later loans included in their credit scores in the near future, a sign that the increasingly popular instalment loans can no longer be ignored. Last week ...

The payments are often interest-free, which can make it an attractive method of spreading costs. Simon Trevethick, head of communications for debt charity StepChange, told the Big Issue: “Buy now, pay ...

Buy now, pay later services like Afterpay and Klarna could be silently sabotaging your budget. Here are five traps you might be falling for and how to take back control, according to money experts.

Buy now pay later apps offer shoppers the option to purchase and pay in installments at zero per cent interest. Sounds like a win-win but experts are saying 'buyer beware'.

Some 11 million people in the UK have used buy now, pay later in the last year, the City watchdog - the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) - estimated.

Buy now pay later providers Klarna and Afterpay are set to face tougher rules by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) next year after much to-ing and fro-ing between fast-growing firms and ...

And right now, your FICO score doesn't include data about any buy now, pay later loans. But starting in the fall, two of FICO's scoring products — out of the 15 or so it offers — will ...

Some 11 million people in the UK have used buy now, pay later in the last year, the City watchdog - the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) - estimated.