As of September 2025, Malaysian households owe RM54.9 billion in credit card and BNPL debt, with 90% being credit-related. Deputy Finance Minister Lim Hui Ying considers this manageable, averaging RM4,500 debt per working individual. However, while BNPL can aid affordability, excessive debt poses risks, emphasizing responsible usage and debt management.
RM54.9 billion in credit card and BNPL as at end-September. Do not worry, still manageable.
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