Oliver Haslam·

Apple Card To Let Users Purchase iPhone On 24-Month Interest-Free Installments Starting Later This Year

Apple’s earnings call for 2019 Q4 came and went yesterday, and while there were plenty of interesting tidbits to take note of, some were more interesting than others. Like the fact that Apple will be allowing people to buy iPhones interest-free using the Apple Card.

The feature will come later this year, but customers will be able to buy a new iPhone using their Apple Card and then pay no interest over a 24-month period.

As if that wasn’t good enough news, Apple says that customers will continue to receive their 3% cashback, too.

So far there’s no actual information on when any of this will go live, but CEO Tim Cook says that it’s coming this year. With just a couple of months of the year left to run it will presumably be happening soon. It’s obviously come too late for early iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro buyers, though. But there’s always next year!

On the subject of Apple Card Tim Cook also said that he is “thrilled” with how well the credit card has been received since its launch in August. Apple also believes it to have been the “most successful launch of a credit card in the United States ever.” That’s quite the claim.

Apple Card’s success has to be good news for users, too. Being able to easily track spending and fees is something that makes Apple Card different to others. And anything that helps people keep on top of their finances has to be a good thing.

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