It seems like when the financial industry is looking for growth, it goes out of the way to lend to people who can't afford to pay. Latest innovation there is BNPL lending, which is going to face a tough test as rates rise across the world.
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Most indebted credit card users in the US paid 225% of purchase value as interest expense, while BNPL users paid just 6%. Either BNPL companies are run highly efficiently or they are underestimating risk just to grow market share & convince people to take on more debt.
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When a bank lend against a house, it can seize the property if the borrower defaults. But when a BNPL company lends small amount to customers what would it snatch? Clothes? A bag of chips?
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