US EditionMalaysia's youth minister flags worrying rise in youth bankruptcies, blames 'buy now, pay later' and digital spending
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Malaysia's youth minister flags worrying rise in youth bankruptcies, blames 'buy now, pay later' and digital spending
A growing number of Malaysian youths are falling into financial distress, as consumerism, digital spending habits and "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) schemes outpace financial literacy levels — a trend that Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh said must be urgently addressed.
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