How Apple Savings compares vs other high-yield savings accounts

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Apple Savings is now available for Apple Card users. Here’s how it compares to other high-yield savings accounts in March.

Apple Savings requires Apple Card

The finance sector isn’t new to Apple, with Apple Wallet, Apple Pay, Apple Card, Apple Pay Later, and now Apple Savings. Customers have multiple avenues to entrust vital financial processes to Apple.

Apple Savings is a high-yield savings account provided by Goldman Sachs. It requires users to have an Apple Card and be over 18 years old. Otherwise, there are no minimum balances or fees associated with the account.

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