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For Cyber Monday Deals, What’s the Best Way to Pay?

Editorial Board Published November 29, 2021
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Two payment options are vying hard for shoppers’ attention this Cyber Monday: “buy now, pay later” services and store credit cards.

There’s a reason for the avalanche of offers. Startups and established players in payments want a bigger piece of the e-commerce boom set off by the pandemic, and some are offering competitive holiday deals to woo consumers to their platform.

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