Apple is offering an
Apple Card Savings Account with 4.15% Interest.
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- High-yield APY of 4.15%
- No Fees
- No Minimum Deposits
- No Minimum Balance Requirements
- No Foreign Transaction Fees
What you need to open and maintain an account:- Be an owner or co-owner of an active Apple Card account and add Apple Card to your iPhone.
- Be at least 18 years or older.
- Have a social security number or individual taxpayer identification number.
- Be a U.S. resident with a valid, physical U.S. address.
- Set up two-factor authentication for your Apple ID and update to the latest version of iOS.
How to set up Savings:- On your iPhone, open the Wallet app and tap Apple Card.
- Tap the More button, then tap Daily Cash.
- Tap Set Up next to Savings, then follow the onscreen instructions.
- Additional Setup Information
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On a seriously note, I'm tempted to apply for Apple Card and get a savings account since most CDs don't have as good interest.
You're also correct that you can not withdraw just a portion of a CD. You would have to close the entire CD. I opened up multiple CDs, which was one way to protect myself, in case I needed to withdraw unexpectedly. I can just close one of them, while leaving the others open.
I also agree with your last option. I just have multiple accounts in various banks and they're all linked, so it's easy to just move money from A to B whenever needed, if the rates at bank B are much better than A for example. And vice versa of course.
I'm more of a Google Pay guy, but I have an iPad and an Apple card. I love the notifications of upcoming charges for subscriptions, the ability to set up payments in Settings, and 3% on all Apple purchases, 2% on Apple pay, and 1% on anything else.
I'm more of a Google Pay guy, but I have an iPad and an Apple card. I love the notifications of upcoming charges for subscriptions, the ability to set up payments in Settings, and 3% on all Apple purchases, 2% on Apple pay, and 1% on anything else.
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2% earned from Apple Card (via ApplePay) deposits into Apple Cash that earns no interest
With Apple Savings Account , the Apple Card 2% cash back gets deposited straight into Apple Savings earning 4.15% interest today as opposed to 0% in Apple Cash.
You're also correct that you can not withdraw just a portion of a CD. You would have to close the entire CD. I opened up multiple CDs, which was one way to protect myself, in case I needed to withdraw unexpectedly. I can just close one of them, while leaving the others open.
I also agree with your last option. I just have multiple accounts in various banks and they're all linked, so it's easy to just move money from A to B whenever needed, if the rates at bank B are much better than A for example. And vice versa of course.
yes, opening multiple CD's is a good idea for 'rainy day' early redemption on a no-penalty.
I'm more of a Google Pay guy, but I have an iPad and an Apple card. I love the notifications of upcoming charges for subscriptions, the ability to set up payments in Settings, and 3% on all Apple purchases, 2% on Apple pay, and 1% on anything else.
I'm more of a Google Pay guy, but I have an iPad and an Apple card. I love th the notifications of upcoming charges for subscriptions, the ability to set up payments in Settings, and 3% on all Apple purchases, 2% on Apple pay, and 1% on anything else.
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Note: I had an error the first time I tried. It went through the second time but went back to the cash screen. The third time it worked fine.
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