People Responsible for Misleading 'buy Now, Pay Later' Ads Could Face Two Years in Prison, ... - Latest Tweet by Reuters

People responsible for misleading 'buy now, pay later' ads could face two years in prison, Britain's financial watchdog warned as it told firms offering the loans to stop encouraging 'impulse buying' and spell out late repayment fees https://t.co/qzF8RKLncg— Reuters (@Reuters) August 19, 2022

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