Consumers are taking out lines of credit to cover the cost of their chips, and it's getting some market experts worried, writes Adam Maguire.

The new card makes it easy to use a buy now, pay later plan, but you can get its paid features for free elsewhere.

Buy now, pay later services have exploded in the last decade and industry titan Klarna has spearheaded growth. The global ...

Klarna says more customers are falling behind on their buy now, pay later loans as U.S. consumer debt hits a record high.

The lingering effects of high inflation coupled with high interest rates have made it harder in recent years for many Americans to get ahead.