christinewhite+FollowCostco’s New Payment Hack: Shop Now, Pay Later!Big news for anyone eyeing a splurge at Costco: you can now break up those pricey online buys—think new fridge or backyard set—into smaller monthly payments. Thanks to a new 'buy now, pay later' option, New Jersey members can snag big-ticket items online and pay over time. The catch? It’s only for online purchases over $500, so you’ll need to skip the warehouse lines for this perk. Perfect for upgrading your home without draining your wallet all at once! #CostcoHacks #MoneyTips #BuyNowPayLater #Shopping00Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowCostco’s New Way to Split Big BillsEver wanted that fancy grill or new fridge from Costco but didn’t want to drop all the cash at once? Now you can break up big purchases ($500-$17,500) into monthly payments, thanks to Costco’s new ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ option online. Just remember, interest rates can add up (10-36%), so it’s best for those must-have upgrades, not impulse buys. Perfect timing for summer splurges! #CostcoHacks #MoneyTips #BuyNowPayLater #Shopping00Share
Bryan Grant+FollowCostco’s New Pay-Later Hack: Worth It?Costco just rolled out a 'Buy Now, Pay Later' option for big-ticket items, letting you split payments on stuff like grills or appliances over a few months. Handy if you’re eyeing a summer upgrade but don’t want to drain your bank account at once. Just watch out for interest rates (10%-36%)—it’s not free money! Miss a payment, and your credit score could take a hit. So, if you’re tempted, do the math before you click 'buy.' #CostcoHacks #MoneyTips #BuyNowPayLater #Shopping20Share
Jordan Williams+FollowWould You Go Into 'Hotdog Debt' at Costco?Costco just rolled out a 'buy now, pay later' option for big online purchases—think fridges, laptops, or even a bulk snack haul. You can split payments over months, but interest rates go up to 36%! Redditors are split: some say it’s a lifesaver for big buys, others warn it’s a slippery slope to paying way more for that MacBook (or, as one joked, a lifetime of hotdog debt). Would you use it for a splurge, or steer clear? #Costco #MoneyHacks #BuyNowPayLater #Shopping30Share
