A "kitchen sink" approach to checking account functionality is anathema to the Apple design ethic which abstracts away the complexities involved with doing the things someone is trying to do. An ...

It sits there, with no way to grow, until you decide to use it or just transfer it back to your bank account. Apple’s new Savings account will be through Goldman Sachs, and if a user opts into ...

“Apple’s new Apple Card savings account offers Apple Card customers a 4.15% interest rate, comparable with many of the best high-yield savings accounts that are currently available — and ...

Think Apple Pay is just convenient? Think again. Discover 3 smart ways it can actually help you save money every time you ...

After an announcement months ago, Apple Savings is available for Apple Card users to transfer Daily Cash rewards into a high-yield savings account. Here's how to get started.

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High Yield Savings Apple Card Savings Account, a new integration for the Wallet app first announced back in October, is now available with an impressive 4.15% annual percentage rate.Head below for ...

Since the advent of Apple Pay back in 2014, Apple has slowly but surely rolled out a number of other financial-related products: Apple Cash (née Apple Pay Cash) in 2017, the Apple Card in 2019 ...

There are two delivery options for transferring Apple Cash to your bank. You can use a standard bank transfer to send funds to your bank account, which takes up to three business days, or you can ...

Apple Savings account owners can also transfer in outside balances by setting up a link to an external bank account. However, the total balance for Apple Savings may not exceed $250,000.

Apple today highlighted the ability in iOS 17.1 for UK users to connect their credit and debit cards in Apple Wallet and easily access information like account balance, spending history, and more.

But, while Apple's 4.15% savings rate is competitive -- it's 10 times higher than the national average of 0.37% -- you can earn slightly more with other high-yield savings accounts.