FICO announced Monday that it will begin incorporating buy-now-pay-later data into new scoring models, marking the first time the company has factored the popular loans into credit scores.

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Buy now, pay later services will soon impact your credit score as FICO begins incorporating this data. According to Lending Tree, 41% of BNPL users say they paid late on one of them in the past year.