Furniture & Home Goods Financing
From custom sectionals to mattresses — financing that closes the sale.
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The Waterfall Effect: How to Approve 90% of Your Furniture Shoppers
Stop losing sales to credit rejections by linking primary, secondary, and tertiary lenders into a single, seamless financing flow.
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Curated · industry-news
Rent-A-Center agrees to acquire Acima Holdings for $1.27 billion cash - Furniture Today
Rent-A-Center’s $1.27B deal to buy Acima signals a new era of dominance in virtual lease-to-own options for furniture retailers.
Curated · industry-news
Bed Bath & Beyond aims to recapture the BTC season
Bed Bath & Beyond partners with The Container Store to aggressively target student shoppers, signaling a new competitive phase for home goods retailers.
Curated · lender-updates
American Signature, Inc. Selects Progressive Leasing as Exclusive Lease-to-Own Partner - Business Wire
American Signature Furniture and Value City Furniture name Progressive Leasing as their exclusive lease-to-own provider to boost non-prime sales.
Curated · industry-news
Snap reports growing demand for retail finance - Furniture News
Snap Finance reports a surge in retail financing demand, highlighting a massive opportunity for furniture retailers to capture credit-challenged shoppers.
Curated · industry-news
Sleep Number files for bankruptcy, inks merger deal
Sleep Number's bankruptcy marks a major shift in the bedding industry, signaling a need for retailers to fortify their financing and sales strategies.
Original · merchant-playbooks
Building a 2026 Furniture-Financing Stack That Actually Closes Sales
Three tiers, four KPIs, and the merchant discount rate math you actually need.
Curated · lender-updates
Synchrony Adjusts Furniture-Retailer Program Terms
Promo periods on flagship furniture program shortened; merchant discount rates revised.