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Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) has added another notch to the financial belts of many Aussies. However—with well over a dozen providers— it's no wonder those looking to start using this handy fintech tool might not know which provider they should use.
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In 2023, Apple’s long-awaited addition to the world of Buy Now Pay Later finally arrived for those living in the USA - but today we have news that Apple Pay will soon integrate with BNPL services in Australia later this year.
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Australians have been enthusiastic users of Frollo shows that a quarter of Buy Now Pay Later users make their repayments with credit cards, potentially further feeding into a cycle of debt or accruing interest on what were originally interest-free instalments.
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Last week, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority APRA announced that banks and lenders must now consider Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) debt, as well as any outstanding HECS-HELP debts, when offering loans, stating that:
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From Afterpay to Zip and every Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) company in between, it seems Aussie shoppers can't get enough of splitting up purchases. In fact, research from RFIGlobal has found that some 40% of Australians are regular BNPL users.
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After years of insider demands for regulation on the BNPL industry, it has today been announced that Buy Now Pay Later services are to be regulated under the National Credit Act.
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It’s hard to stand out when it comes to Buy Now, Pay Later products, but NAB’s new offering has an interesting strategy: no late fees?
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Chances are, you've used a Buy Now Pay Later platform. Whether it was Afterpay, Zip Pay, Paypal Pay in 4, or another BNPL provider, Aussies love the ability to split their payments and pay back their purchases over time.
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There has been a growing wave of talk about Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) regulation over the past year.
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Aussies are big Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) users, leading the world in BNPL purchasing. But why? Sure, these services allow you to spread the cost of a purchase over a series of interest-free payments, but is that the real reason?
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