As rumored, Apple recently increased the sickness of its ecosystem by offering Apple Card holders the option to pick up a brand-new iPhone and pay monthly, interest-free, and now the company is advertising the offer in the Wallet app.
This week’s editor’s desk bears down on issues with Screen Time’s new Communication Limits feature, the price of the Mac Po and Apple Card’s mixed message.
The Apple Card’s Daily Cash back reward is temporarily double. The Apple Card gives you better debt management tools, but the goal is still for you to spend.
Apple Card customers in the United States can now purchase a brand spanking new iPhone on an interest-free payment plan.
The double Daily Cash promotion runs until December 31 and is limited to customers who live in the United States, the only country where Apple Card is currently available.
According to Apple’s description of the feature in the Wallet app, the launch of the monthly installments option in the United States appears imminent.
Apple Card’s 3% Daily Cash is now supported by Nike.
Apple has launched the 2019 holiday gift guide.
Google has confirmed that it will be launching its own checking accounts as early as 2020.
Neither gender nor marital status are factors considered for determining Apple Card credit lines, says Goldman Sachs’ CEO.
The New York Department of Financial Services is investigating the Apple Card after allegations that men and women are held to different credit standards.
Goldman Sachs says it handed out $10 billion in total credit to Apple Card customers since its launch in August.
