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Anonymous

23 Jul 2021

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Regarding 'Buy now, pay later' services, you make payment in monthly instalment. Majority of CCs exclude the traditional Instalment Plan from benefits. Are 'Buy now, pay later' services included?

Are 'Buy now, pay later' services included?

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Chris

23 Jul 2021

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I believe they do, although it might depend on your card provider. Take a look at this article for more info If you haven't seen it yet!

https://www.singsaver.com.sg/blog/credit-cards-...

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