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Meet Sipora: The newest round-up app targeting buy now, pay later debt culture

‘Round-ups’ are one of the hottest features in banking these days and now there’s a new player in town to take advantage. Meet Sipora, a round-up shopping app for millennials.

By Emma Duffy ● September 23, 2019

Australians have been quick to lodge their tax returns and are gearing up to spend their refunds

Australians are about to embark on a big shopping spree, and it’s just what the economy ordered.

By Emma Duffy ● September 18, 2019

Online reviews dictate where millennials spend their money

New research has found online reviews are driving where millennials are choosing to spend their money, highlighting the emergence of an ‘opinion economy’.

By Emma Duffy ● September 16, 2019

Yet another buy now pay later service, ‘Laybuy’, launches in Australia

New Zealand-based buy now, pay later platform (BNPL) Laybuy has launched in Australia as a part of a wider global expansion.

By William Jolly ● September 13, 2019

Women more likely to use buy-now, pay-later schemes like Afterpay

New research from Roy Morgan found 11.6% of women reported using a buy-now, pay-later service in the last year compared to only 5.5% of men.

By Alex Brewster ● September 09, 2019

LatitudePay launches to customers

The newest buy-now, pay-later platform called LatitudePay has launched, the latest in a crowded field of AfterPay competitors.

By Alex Brewster ● September 04, 2019

ACCC says we’re paying too much for foreign currency services

A report by Australia’s consumer watchdog the ACCC into foreign currency conversion has found Australians are getting ripped off to the tune of millions of dollars, and the big four banks are partly to blame.

By William Jolly ● September 03, 2019

New buy-now, pay-later product Bundll like ‘a debit card on steroids’

A new buy-now, pay-later scheme called Bundll is set to launch later in 2019, and it will function quite differently to the likes of Afterpay.

By William Jolly ● August 29, 2019

Australians struggling to pay off holiday debts

New research has revealed three out of five Australians took between one month to two years to pay off their holiday credit card debts.

By Alex Brewster ● August 21, 2019

Aussies accumulating more debt by shopping online than in-store

Online shopping is creating more debt for consumers than shopping in-store, new research from CouriersPlease shows.

By Emma Duffy ● August 20, 2019

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