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"If you have to finance your DoorDash with Klarna, that's not convenience—that's a crisis," personal finance expert George Kamel told Newsweek.
The food-delivery app and installment lender say they’re offering a flexible alternative to high-interest credit cards. Some see it as a sign of hard times.
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Klarna says its new card will help customers avoid credit-card debt — but the interest rate could be up to 34% in some casesA popular buy-now-pay-later provider is offering a new card that it’s calling a “welcome alternative to high-cost credit cards with hidden fees.” But the new Klarna Card comes with risks ...
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CivicScience on MSNDoorDash and Klarna Bring BNPL to Food Delivery—Will Consumers Bite?This is just a tiny glimpse of the data available to CivicScience clients. Discover more data. Last month, DoorDash announced ...
Swedish fintech brought ‘pay in four’ to everything from food to fashion but sceptics point to model’s vulnerabilities ...
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DoorDash and Klarna are joining forces to let users pay for meal deliveries with installment loans, calling it “essential to meeting our customers’ needs.” Not everyone sees it that way.
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