As if putting a shiny new credit card in the Wallet app ready to be used with just a few taps wasn't enough, Apple Card customers in the United States can now purchase a brand spanking new iPhone on an interest-free payment plan.
Are you looking to drop $5,999 on the upcoming Mac Pro? Or, maybe you're planning on treating someone you love to an Apple hardware surprise? Well, if you use Apple Card, Apple has now doubled cashback rewards from three percent to six percent Daily Cash.
Apple is apparently launching soon a new Monthly Installments feature that will permit Apple Card cardholders to purchase things like a brand new iPhone with zero percent financing.
One of the perks of the first credit card from Apple, the Apple Card, is its 3% Daily Cash cash back deal from select retailers. And now one more is included in the (apparently growing) list.
The holiday shopping season is almost upon us, so Apple is jumping into the fray and welcoming its latest holiday gift guide.
Companies as gigantic as Apple and Google are always looking for new markets to dominate. Financial services are no different.
Is Apple partner Goldman Sachs' algorithm used to determine Apple Card creditworthiness gender-biased? That's the claim from some on Twitter – a serious enough issue to merit an investigation of the New York state Department of Financial Services (DFS). Goldman Sachs denies it, and the company CEO encourages couples that suspect they've been treated unfairly to get in touch.
Goldman Sachs and Apple are in the crosshairs of the New York Department of Financial Services (DFS) following a viral tweet that alleges gender discrimination over credit lines associated with the Apple Card.
The Apple Card has been a successful venture for Apple and its partner Goldman Sachs, at least based on comments made by the companies. And now a report sheds some light on just how much money has been handed out in the form of available credit to customers of the first Apple-branded credit card.
Earlier this year, Apple officially launched the Apple Card, the company's first credit card in a partnership with Goldman Sachs.
Earlier today, Apple officially announced its fiscal fourth quarterly earnings, revealing another strong three month stretch for the company.
Be aware of phishing scams and other nefarious schemes designed to compromise your credit card details. If you believe you’re a victim of a scam involving your Apple Card, here’s what you need to do in order to report Apple Card fraud, right from your iPhone.