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New Apple Card savings account pays 4.15 percent interest

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Apple is launching a savings account through Goldman Sacks that pays a 4.15 percent interest rate with doesn’t require a minimum deposit or balance. The tech giant said users could set up an Apple Card savings account from the Wallet app on their iPhones. Daily Cash rewards earned using the ApplreCard will be automatically deposited into users’ accounts. The Apple Card offers up to three percent back on purchases.

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