Latest about Apple Card
Apple and Goldman Sachs are continuing the deferring of payment for Apple Card customers for the month of April too, but you need to opt-in again.
The update allows more anonymized data sharing with Goldman Sachs to hopefully increase the number of applicants being approved.
Apple Card transactions can now be exported in OFX format, following the release of support for exporting transactions in January.
Apple Card customers are now able to finance an unlocked iPhone, but the offer is only available for a limited time.
Apple Card may have Apple's logo all over it, but Goldman Sachs says that won't stop it from chasing down debtors.
Amazingly, Apple only allows you to download your Apple Card transactions as a PDF. But a new web app can now turn that into a CSV file for easier uploading to budgeting tools.
We knew that Apple was planning on starting a new iPhone monthly payment option, but now the company is making sure everyone knows. A new ad is popping up via the Wallet app.
Bloomberg has published a new report that details how merchants are starting to push back against high-fee cards like Apple Card.
Apple's new iPhone installment plan for Apple Card goes live today, which means you'll be able to purchase an iPhone and pay it off over 2 years with 0% interest.
If you're planning on picking up a Mac Pro, Apple Card is the way to go with Apple offering 6% cashback on hardware purchases for the holidays.
Apple Card is expected to start offering 0% financing on iPhone later this year, and new details have emerged about the service.
Goldmans Sachs has announced that Apple Card information is finally going to start appearing on your credit report!
Goldman Sachs has issued a statement saying that they will re-evaluate Apple Card credit limit approvals for those who request them.
After a tweet accusing Apple and Goldman Sachs of gender discrimination, feds have opened an official investigation into Apple Card.
