Deals & Money-Saving
Buy Now, Pay Later and Your Consumer Rights: Refunds, Disputes and What Happens If a Retailer Goes Bust
Buy now, pay later splits the cost of a purchase, but your rights if something goes wrong depend on how the agreement is structured and who you complain to.
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