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Don't get caught out by new Buy Now Pay Later rules

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Briefings

A recent policy update introduced affordability checks that could block users from using Buy Now Pay Later services. This briefing outlines potential avoidance strategies and highlights the uncertainty surrounding the implementation timeline and specific eligibility criteria.

Key points

• Affordability checks may block users from using Buy Now Pay Later services if they fail to meet new affordability criteria.
• Users can avoid being blocked by understanding the specific eligibility requirements and potential workarounds.

Context

Buy Now Pay Later services are increasingly subject to new affordability checks that could impact user access. This briefing provides context on the potential impact of these checks and offers guidance for users.

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