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Buy Now Pay Later is on the rise. Find out how many Americans have used BNPL this year - and how many have been late on a payment.
Note: Of people aged 18-29, 19% used BNPL in the last year
"Fifteen percent of people used BNPL in the prior 12 months, up from 14 percent in 2023 and 10 percent in 2021, when the survey first asked about BNPL (figure 29).The top two reasons for using BNPL were wanting to spread out payments (87 percent) and convenience (82 percent) (table 33). Over one-half (58 percent) of those who used BNPL—and an even higher 72 percent of those with income less than $50,000 who used BNPL—said they used BNPL because it was the only way they could afford the purchase.Use of BNPL was more common among low- and middle-income adults, Black and Hispanic adults, and women (table 34). Differences by race and ethnicity were large, with Black and Hispanic adults about twice as likely to use BNPL as White or Asian adults. Additionally, sizeable differences remain even after controlling for other factors, such as income and age."
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