Smart!

/s

Nothing to be concerned about. At the VERY WORST the accounts close, and you will have plenty of time to move your money elsewhere.

That will still work with any cards you have saved in keychain.

If the Apple Card ever stops working, you can still sit at your kitchen table and throw the card down to hear that clink if that’s what rocks your socks. That parts never going away.

Goldman Sachs is the bank. They provide the lines of credit. Apple is the user interface.

I understand the sentiment, but no one batted an eye when this came out and it was announced Goldman Sachs was the issuer. GS is no better than Wells Fargo or Synchrony.

Love how people spin things. You say 2% is a negligible difference from 1.5%, but people will shoot you dead if you dare use the physical card to only get 1% (which is a negligible difference from 1.5%)

I say use what card works for you.

Worst case scenario is the close it, but you will have PLENTY of time to move it to another one. Most likely scenario is another bank takes it over, and there’s zero you need to do on your part.

They’re going to forgive what you owe, pay back what you paid, let you keep what you bought, and throw in free AirPod Pro’s.

What about contributing something useful to a conversation or not contributing at all?