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    Zip Launches BNPL Service to Assist Shoppers Pay Bills Interest-Free

    Apac CIO Outlook | Tuesday, December 01, 2020
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    With many Australians continuing to access Government coronavirus supplements and landlords being pressured into decreasing rent payments and offering forgiveness plans, it seems many consumers are just trying to get by.

    FREMONT, CA: The coronavirus pandemic has thrown everyday spending habits out the window. As consumers cast off the idea of traditional credit, Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) providers are leading the way in new payment plans. This has led to a shift in mindset for Australians who are thinking of using their interest-free BNPL accounts to pay for essential bills when they usually would use these services exclusively for product purchases.

    Although some might see Buy Now Pay Later as another form of credit, there are safeguards in place for consumer protection. Hardship assistance programs are standard among BNPL providers as their client base is increasingly affected by recession and employment loss. With a movement away from conventional credit sources, consumers look for new interest-free payment options within the BNPL industry.

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    While Australians adjust to their new normal, Buy Now Pay Later companies have been thinking up ways to adapt to the current market. For example, Australian-based BNPL provider Zip now offers the opportunity to pay for bills in interest-free installments. Zip allows users to pay for their bills anywhere that BPAY is used and then pay back the cost over a scheduled payment plan.

    Interest-free payment plans such as Zip's may appeal to those looking to cover their essential costs like household bills without the stress of a considerable upfront expense. For some living week to week, this small delay on their payments could be the respite needed to make it to the next payday successfully.

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