Young Malaysians spent RM5.4bil through BNPL in just six months
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What happened
Buy now, pay later services can make purchases feel more manageable by splitting the cost into instalments, but each transaction still creates a future payment obligation. (Envato Elements pic) PETALING JAYA: Splitting a purchase into several smaller payments can make almost any expenditure feel more manageable. For younger Malaysians in particular, buy now, pay later (BNPL) has clearly become part of everyday spending. (Free Malaysia Today, 07:30)
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- DetectedFirst detected (Free Malaysia Today) source
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- Step 1News outletsFree Malaysia Today07:30
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