The Apple Card days may be coming to an end, as Goldman Sachs isn't happy with its consumer division, a new report suggests.
The Apple Card days may be coming to an end, as Goldman Sachs isn't happy with its consumer division. Over the past few months, we have heard several reports of scrapped features and the investment bank losing money mostly because of Apple Card. Now, in a report by The Wall Street Journal, the publication says the relationship between Apple and Goldman Sachs has really deteriorated, as one executive has reportedly said that 'we should never have done this f* thing.
That said, over the past year, Apple and Goldman Sachs released Apple Pay Later, which was designed with users’ financial health in mind. The service allows users to split purchases into four payments spread over six weeks with no interest or fees. Users can easily track, manage, and repay their loans in one convenient location in Apple Wallet.
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