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I don't know. I just kept retrying on my iPhone. I didn't know that if I kept retrying on my iPhone that I would get this issue.
Before you try again get a handle on how many hard pulls of you credit you have. Get credit karma or somthing like that to help you out first.
 
Whatever, I will try again in 1 month after the hype has died down....
They denied you due to the number of hard pulls on your credit report, not due to the hype, so applying one month later is unlikely to change the outcome. The recommended wait time is usually 90 days for such denials.
 
They denied you due to the number of hard pulls on your credit report, not due to the hype, so applying one month later is unlikely to change the outcome. The recommended wait time is usually 90 days for such denials.
That is odd. I didn't know that every time I got the "Apply Pay is unavailable" error, Apple/Goldman Sachs was actually doing a hard pull on my credit.
 
Cuz we money changers?
“It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.”
‭‭Mark‬ ‭10‬:‭25‬ ‭KJV‬‬

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“For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.”
‭‭1 Timothy‬ ‭6‬:‭10‬ ‭KJV‬‬
 
If they compound yearly, $10,375. A questiont his brings up is "Is $250k the cap or the insured?" And if it is the hard cap, what happens if interest would take it over?
You can deposit up to 250K. I think they can add the interest to that, but you cannot deposit more money. Also you may not get interest on the interest. You would be able to claim 250K under insurance, but not the interest. So it would be better to regularly withdraw the interest in such a case.
 
That is odd. I didn't know that every time I got the "Apply Pay is unavailable" error, Apple/Goldman Sachs was actually doing a hard pull on my credit.
No, usually hard pulls from the same creditor on the same day is considered as one pull, not multiple pulls.
 
Trying to transfer my existing Daily Cash balance to the new Savings account, but can't seem to figure out how. I don't see "Apple Cash" as a "from" option when I try to "Add Money" from inside the Savings UI.

Anyone else?
I was able to do it while creating my account.
 
just transferred a bit over.. testing the waters :)
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"Forget confusing banking apps and outdated interfaces. You can access your Savings within Apple Card inside the Wallet app. At a single glance, you can see how much money you have accumulated in your high-yield Savings account. And, when you need more cash, you can move money from Savings to Apple Cash instantly or to your linked bank account."
 
It would be amusing if this backfires and all of Apple‘s customers became thrifty and obsessed with hoarding money instead of spending it at Apple.
Nah, their strategy is genius here. Get people to use the Apple Card more frequently, which will automatically deposit your Daily Cash. Watch the balance grow as you spend more. People get more comfortable with using the card (and the perks that go along with it), and eventually people will realize they have zero interest payments on their products which will sell more hardware.
 
And if your Apple ID is stolen or hacked, do you lose all your savings? I think there is a high risk there, especially for those who use a PIN number to unlock their iPhone, a known method for stealing someone's ID. I hope Apple improves their security.
Don't use a PIN....use something longer.
 
And if your Apple ID is stolen or hacked, do you lose all your savings? I think there is a high risk there, especially for those who use a PIN number to unlock their iPhone, a known method for stealing someone's ID. I hope Apple improves their security.
Like any insured bank account, as long as you report the fraud right away, your only liable up to $50 if I remember correctly.
 
I might do 50k see how it goes. If smooth, I’ll do 250k under my account and 250k under wifey. A cool 21k annually pre tax!
I'm sure you know you could do better with that amount of cash... I'm guessing you need instant access to that sort of amount and/or it is for the very short term, in which case, it looks a great option. I put a load of cash in a 1 year fix recently because I want to use it in 2024, and that was only about 0.5% above this rate.
 
I try not to touch my Apple Cash account letting money slowly accumulate. That 4.15% should speed things up a bit.
 
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