Will have to respectfully disagree.
Whatever, I will try again in 1 month after the hype has died down....
I *always* would transfer my funds out of Apple Cash… but now? nope. just going to deposit it right into the savings account and watch it accrue.I try not to touch my Apple Cash account letting money slowly accumulate. That 4.15% should speed things up a bit.
This... 👍...and to the people saying “omg there are better banks / savings methods out there!” people know this. it’s not like folks are putting their entire asset portfolio into Apple Savings. 😂
Do you have any evidence to support your claim? I've seen my credit report, as well as descriptions of credit report factors. I've never seen a mention of anything related to paying off your credit card in full more than once a month.Will have to respectfully disagree.![]()
Are you sure you are not confusing APR vs APY?That said, the interest rate is variable and is already down to 4.07% and can change at any time. I smell a bit of a bait and switch but we’ll see.
That's messed up if that is what happened. Even if they have caused the problem by mistake it will still probably take two or three months to clear the error with the credit reference agency. What they should be doing is looking at how many "hard" applications you have made within the last 6 or 12 months (whatever their rules are) for other products, not repeats for the same one. If it is like it is in the UK, even little things like mobile phone contracts can count as hard credit applications, but there is a lot of variation between different agencies and what creditors look at when they do a search. It's can be a minefield.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.
I only made 1 hard pull on my credit and that was for the Apple Card today. It's odd...I guess the gods are telling me not to apply for the Apple Card for a while...That's messed up if that is what happened. Even if they have caused the problem by mistake it will still probably take two or three months to clear the error with the credit reference agency. What they should be doing is looking at how many "hard" applications you have made within the last 6 or 12 months (whatever their rules are) for other products, not repeats for the same one. If it is like it is in the UK, even little things like mobile phone contracts can count as hard credit applications, but there is a lot of variation between different agencies and what creditors look at when they do a search. It's can be a minefield.
exactly. how do the sayings go?This... 👍
I will always keep $ in several places..Chase Private, Apple Savings as well as Ameritrade
Possibly just coincidence, but I restarted my phone and then I was good to go.I kept getting that "Temporarily unavailable" message. But I finally successfully made it through the setup process and ... nothing. The savings account isn't appearing and Wallet still shows the "set up" option. I'll wait until tomorrow to see if anything changes.
Interestingly the withdrawal from my checking account to the Apple Savings account has already occurred. Be interested to see when it is available for withdrawal from Apple Savings.after all of those errors, up and running over here. very simple and easy.
curious how long it’ll take my funds to get from Marcus to Apple. it said 1-3 days, but usually these transfers are pretty quick.
Experian says it can help, but only tangentially. It reduces the chance for late payments and, if you carry a balance, it will reduce your balance faster. Standing alone, it doesn’t help at all. Maybe Experian just doesn’t know.Do you have any evidence to support your claim? I've seen my credit report, as well as descriptions of credit report factors. I've never seen a mention of anything related to paying off your credit card in full more than once a month.
oh hey friend. literally was just posting the same thing at the same time. welcome to the club I guess.I kept getting that "Temporarily unavailable" message. But I finally successfully made it through the setup process and ... nothing. The savings account isn't appearing and Wallet still shows the "set up" option. I'll wait until tomorrow to see if anything changes.
I made it through setup an hour and 30 minutes ago, got the email from Apple but it still shows "set up" for me as well.I kept getting that "Temporarily unavailable" message. But I finally successfully made it through the setup process and ... nothing. The savings account isn't appearing and Wallet still shows the "set up" option. I'll wait until tomorrow to see if anything changes.
Error message: "Savings Unavailable. Apple Pay services are currently unavailable. Please try again later." UPDATE: rebooted the iPhone and it worked.
Apple today announced that the long-awaited Apple Card Savings feature is available starting today with an initial APY of 4.15%. The savings account has no fees, no minimum deposits, and no minimum balance requirements.
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The feature allows Apple Card users to open a high-yield savings account from Goldman Sachs in the Wallet app on their iPhone and start earning interest on their Daily Cash balance. Users can also earn interest on personal funds deposited into the savings account through a linked bank account, or from their Apple Cash balance.
To open a savings account in the Wallet app, users will tap on the Apple Card, tap on the circle with three dots at the top of the screen, tap Daily Cash, and select Set Up Savings. Once the account is set up, all Daily Cash received from that point on will be automatically deposited into it and start earning interest. If they prefer, users can choose to have Daily Cash added to their Apple Cash balance instead at any time.
Apple Card Savings allows a maximum balance of $250,000, and balances are insured by the FDIC. To access funds stored in the account, users can transfer money to their Apple Cash balance or to a linked external bank account. There are no fees for withdrawals.
Apple Card Savings requires an iPhone with iOS 16.4 or later and is available to U.S. residents who are 18 years of age or older. Apple has published a support document with additional information about the feature.
Article Link: Apple Card Savings Account Available Starting Today With 4.15% Interest Rate
Sure, it will help if you carry a balance. But his claim was that it was better than "paying the balance in full once per statement."Experian says it can help, but only tangentially. It reduces the chance for late payments and, if you carry a balance, it will reduce your balance faster. Standing alone, it doesn’t help at all. Maybe Experian just doesn’t know.
I always pay CC on time without interest on the due date. Why would paying twice a month improve your score? My score is over 800. Not sure how it can make much of a difference.Many people don’t realize how beneficial your method of paying the balance twice a month benefits an individual’s FICO Score versus paying the balance in full once per statement.
Making weekly balance payments can dramatically increase a FICO. However that is time intensive.
Look again. Major banks have 3.50% and above now, the mentioned smaller banks are at 5.05% and up.Only high interest savings accounts from smaller banks do this in the US. The major banks still have interest rates of 0.01%.