Category: Apple card

Yes and no. Apple Card does its own thing. It does not allow direct online connectivity by Quicken, but you can download your transactions from Apple Card as a QFX file and import them into Quicken. Here are a few other threads which discuss this in detail:. The Apple Card does not currently support linking […]

Daily Cash back. When you buy something using Apple Card, you get a percentage of your purchase back in Daily Cash. It’s real cash, so unlike rewards, it never expires or loses its value. Your cash is deposited right onto your Apple Cash card in the Wallet app — not a month from now, but […]

Apple promises you won’t have to pay any fees to use the card. That means no annual fees, no international fees when traveling abroad or shopping on foreign websites, no over-the-limit fees, and no late fees. So Apple Card doesn’t have any fees. No annual, over-the-limit, foreign-transaction, or late fees. 5 No fees. And our […]

The Apple Card works primarily through Apple Pay, a contactless payment system. The Apple Card works as a stand-alone credit card, but is best used in conjunction with Apple Pay or your i. Phone’s Wallet app. You can use the Apple Card to make purchases and earn cash back, with no additional fees or penalties […]

The Apple Card doesn’t have any numbers printed on it, which is an added security feature in case you lose it. You won’t see the account number, your expiration date or the CVV number. The Apple Card doesn’t have any numbers printed on it, which is an added security feature in case you lose it. […]

Your monthly installments live alongside your everyday Apple Card purchases in the Wallet app. So it’s easy to see your installments, remaining balance, and payment history. One balance to track and pay. Your monthly installment is automatically added to the minimum payment due on your Apple Card — including any associated Apple, and care+ coverage. […]

A credit check is required when signing up for the Apple Card. Approvals are done by Goldman Sachs, and Goldman Sachs uses Trans. Union for credit checks. If you have a credit freeze applied]. The request that they submit is results in either a soft or hard inquiry and gets recorded on your credit report. […]

There could be any number of reasons why your Apple Card application may have been declined. Applications are approved or denied by Apple’s financial partner, Goldman Sachs, and that institution may reject your application for the following reasons: You’re currently past due or have recently been past due on a debt obligation. If your card […]

A credit check is required when signing up for the Apple Card. Approvals are done by Goldman Sachs, and Goldman Sachs uses Trans. Union for credit checks. If you have a credit freeze applied]. The most frequent answer is; the short answer is no. Apple does not require credit card information to create an Apple […]

The Apple Card can be a smart choice if you’re building or rebuilding your credit, because its benefits compare favorably to other credit cards for consumers with fair credit. The fact that it explains how much interest you’ll pay based on your payment amount also makes it useful if you’re new to credit cards. Only […]