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Target recently expanded its buy now, pay later service options, so you can platforms like Sezzle (which lets you split the cost of your purchase over four equal payments) or Affirm (for purchases over $100) for your next shopping trip.
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Strikingly, buy now, pay later emerged as a key trend this year with 4 in 10 consumers indicating they plan to use the short-term financing option for holiday gifts. The data suggests further willingness among consumers to take on debt with 43% of consumers indicating they'd be more likely to open a new retail store credit card this holiday season in order to receive discounts and offers.
In-store overtook online when asked where consumers prefer and plan to do more shopping this year, strongly suggesting a come-back for stores and malls that suffered the consequences of the pandemic and social distancing. In both 2020 and 2021, consumers favored e-commerce over stores for holiday gifts. The majority (61%) also favored self-service over staff assistance, a potential sign that investments in automation strategies have paid off.
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The idea of buy now, pay later is changing how we shop. Companies like Affirm and Klarna let people pay for almost anything in installments, and it's having a big impact on holiday shopping. So what's the catch NPR's Alina Selyukh reports.
SELYUKH: Elmy Escalante, from Southern California, first tried buy now, pay later during the pandemic to buy really fancy lounge pants. Instead of $140 upfront, she paid four installments of $35 each spread over six weeks. If you haven't done it, that's typically how it works. At online checkout, you choose one of these companies, like Afterpay or Sezzle, and they basically front your whole bill. You pay down a quarter, that first installment, and set autopayments for the rest, no interest, no credit history required. Escalante became a strong convert.
SELYUKH: This sentiment is spreading fast. Between 2019 and 2021, the number of buy now, pay later loans grew almost tenfold. This month, one survey found twice as many people doing it than they did just in August. For many people, like Andy Arias from Los Angeles, it's a way to avoid credit card debt.
SELYUKH: A short buy now, pay later loan usually doesn't ping your credit score as long as you pay on time. And so far, the vast majority of people do. Buy now, pay later has become a groundbreaking new option for people with no credit history or with bad credit, a way to spread a big purchase over time without rolling over a credit card balance that wallops you with huge interest. The big concern
SELYUKH: It's an easy mind trick. I buy an $80 sweater today, but 60 of those dollars are a future Alina problem. And here's the thing - stores actually pay these financial companies to offer buy now, pay later. Now, why would they do that At Harvard Business School, Marco Di Maggio and Emily Williams dug into the central question about buy now, pay later. Is it pushing people to overspend
SELYUKH: Di Maggio says typically retailers pay around 2% for credit card companies to process transactions, but they pay about 8% to buy now, pay later providers - four times as much. And financially, that would only make sense if BNPL encouraged people to buy more. Di Maggio and Williams found not only do these borrowers spend more on average, they specifically shop more. Williams says, imagine you have $100 to spend on a shirt. Buy now, pay later lets you put down a quarter of that, 25 bucks.
SELYUKH: And then you've got to keep track of all the upcoming payments. They are automatically deducted from your bank account, so overdraft fees are a common issue. Now more people are starting to do another financially perilous thing - putting buy now, pay later loans on their credit cards, paying for credit with higher interest credit that you still owe. People are ordering food delivery with buy now, pay later. They're buying gas and groceries.
SELYUKH: Andy Arias made a last-minute decision to attend a wedding, thanks to 12 installments of about 120 bucks, feeling kind of weird flying in a seat he hadn't technically paid for yet. This holiday season, he is staying vigilant, limiting buy now, pay later to some big-ticket gifts for his nephews. Can't say what they are yet. Let's keep the surprise.
ARIAS: I'm trying to make sure that my nephews have what they need. And, at the same time, it's like, is this putting the carriage ahead of the horse Would I have been able to do this, you know, without the buy now, pay later option
Delmarie Quinones, 30, went to a Best Buy in Manhattan to pick up a laptop and printer she ordered online at $179, down from $379. Quinones, a health home aide, said that higher prices on food and other expenses are making her reduce her spending from a year ago, when she had money from government child tax-credit payments.
But this year, supply chain snags have eased and shoppers aren't as worried about availability as they are about higher prices on everything from rent to food, causing them to postpone their buying until the last minute. Prices on consumer goods will be up 8% to 10% this year due to inflation, Jessica Oh reported for CBS Los Angeles.
Inflation or not, there will always be the perennial procrastinators like Evelyn T. Peregrin, who last year used COVID-19 as an excuse to delay her holiday buying. Several relatives had the virus, so she didn't have to buy or deliver gifts until after Christmas. 59ce067264
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