Dave talks about the recent news of Apple’s Credit Card, the “average” family who has trouble budgeting their $500,000 income, and Florida House Bill 435 in the Florida State Senate.
On The Dave Ramsey Show, Ramsey explains that about the only difference with the Apple Credit Card is that since the card is made of titanium, people will need a tin shears to cut it up.
Interest rate on the card is 13% to 24%, according to Ramsey.
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Apple introduces its new credit card. Here's what you need to know: pic.twitter.com/KDJPSabGvl
— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) March 25, 2019
Fraud perpetrated via Apple Pay might be the biggest yet, with other digital wallets abused too. But Apple Card could prevent fraudsters loading up wallets with stolen credit card data https://t.co/iOZcQNsqXE pic.twitter.com/DHOUTLLNDt
— Forbes (@Forbes) March 31, 2019
Goldman Sachs has picked a little-known technology firm to help handle payments for its planned credit-card partnership with Apple Inc. https://t.co/Ux6KP08xvy
— Bloomberg (@business) March 11, 2019
It’d be “odd” for Apple to offer a jointly-developed credit card with Goldman Sachs, an analyst says https://t.co/BBvDqoSoJR
— Bloomberg (@business) February 21, 2019
Apple's new credit card holds a lot of promise, but read the fine print before signing up. https://t.co/K27Vme3LaB
— CNBC (@CNBC) March 31, 2019
Cramer: Low expectations will make Apple's new credit card a winner https://t.co/sj2EyAkeUk
— CNBC (@CNBC) March 28, 2019