Why do almost all apps offer 'buy now, pay later' facilities these days? What if the majority of people don't pay later?
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Indians today are not as loan averse as they used to be few decades back. Consumerism has settled into our culture and people don't mind taking debt for even small purchases.
In future things will only worsen but people who can manage their expenses need not worry about it.
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It's called defaulting on the loan. If enough people do not pay the loans then the revenue generated minus the cost of funds of defaulters is the gross margin. If it's too many defaulters then the profits are negative and can lead to a severe downfall of the company. Most of these fintechs are masters of rotating money though.
Whatâs the difference between BNPL and Credit cards ? Arenât both just loans you pay later ? Why this fancy new term when everyone understood Credit ?
I came across Multipl app wherein you can have SIPs for a goal like buying a phone or trip expenses. Brands like Flipkart, MMT, Reliance Digital, Nykaa, Croma also co-invest in the SIPs and their contri can be cashed out as gift cards.
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I was checking my credit card rewards and realised that HDFC gives 4 points for every Rs150 spent.
Now I have a decent amount of credit card expenses every month but the majority of my transactions are less than 150. I spend a lot buyi...
Why did this happen? Slice already owns an NBFC license. What does this help them achieve? "to better serve their shared mission and reach more consumers who currently lack access to basic banking services"
It helps them achieve a lot. They can take deposits, extend loans, issue cards without needing a partner and maybe st...
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