Recent events
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2021
Apple Card referral offer
Apple launched a referral offer for Apple Card: referred new customers who opened an account by December 24 and made a purchase within 30 days could receive $75 in Daily Cash.
2020
Apple launches Path to Apple Card
Apple launched the Path to Apple Card program for people whose Apple Card applications were declined. The opt-in program can run for up to four months and offers personalized guidance intended to help participants improve specific financial markers.
2020
Apple expands Apple Card interest-free installments
Apple expanded the Apple Card interest-free monthly installment plan beyond iPhone purchases to include Mac, iPad, AirPods, Apple Pencil and other products. Customers can use the plan for online and in-store purchases.
2019
Goldman Sachs responds to Apple Card discrimination allegations
After allegations that men received higher Apple Card credit limits than their wives, Goldman Sachs said applicants are evaluated independently using income, creditworthiness, credit scores, debt, and other factors. The allegations are reported; the article does not establish that discrimination occurred.
2019
New York regulator announces investigation into Apple Card credit limits
A spokesperson for the New York Department of Financial Services said the regulator would investigate whether Apple Card credit limits violated New York law and ensure consumers were treated equally regardless of gender.
2019
New York regulator announces investigation into Goldman Sachs’ credit card business
A spokesperson for the New York Department of Financial Services said the regulator would investigate Goldman Sachs’ credit card business to determine whether its credit-limit decisions violated state law, after David Heinemeier Hansson alleged that the Apple Card algorithm gave him a much higher credit limit than his wife despite her higher credit score.
2019
Apple announces fee-free iPhone payments through Apple Card
Apple CEO Tim Cook announced a planned Apple Card feature that would let customers finance iPhone purchases over 24 months without interest while earning three percent cash back. Apple had not specified when the feature would become available, but said it was coming in 2019.