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The modern retail landscape has shifted dramatically with the introduction of “Buy Now, Pay Later” (BNPL) services at almost every checkout. This ubiquitous shopping trend...

The holiday season brings celebration and gift-giving, but it also ushers in something less festive: financial stress. In the UK, retailers now shape much of the spending calendar, with Black Friday one of the busiest shopping events of the year.

The report suggested that interest rates charged on credit cards could be pushing some consumers towards other payment methods.

Each holiday season brings a predictable surge in consumer spending, but the way shoppers finance that spending is changing rapidly. While credit cards once dominated online checkouts, the growing popularity of buy now, pay later (BNPL) arrangements is changing how households manage short-term expenses.

I used ChatGPT and asked for what gifts to skip because they're overpriced, risky or likely to turn into a financial headache.

‘It is possible to enjoy a warm, memorable Christmas without overspending or facing a financial hangover in January,’ one expert said

Wall Street doesn’t officially have any sectors named after the end-of-year holidays, but don’t let that fool you.

Nearly half of Americans may be unprepared for a major credit report update. Learn what’s changing and how to protect your credit score now.

Rules are set to change for BNPL but they are not yet in force to protect shoppers

BNPL schemes can lead to overspending, so follow these expert tips before shopping in the Black Friday and Cyber Monday salesFollow live: All the best Black Friday 2025 deals

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