Apple and Goldman Sachs have increased the annual percentage yield (APY) for the Apple Card Savings Account. The new interest rate is 3.5%, up from the previous 3.4%.
This change in interest rate is a regular adjustment made by Apple and Goldman Sachs, typically influenced by broader financial market conditions. The new 3.5% rate matches the standard rate offered by Goldman Sachs' own Marcus savings account.
The Apple Card Savings Account remains an exclusive feature for Apple Card users. Account holders can direct their Daily Cash rewards into this savings account or transfer funds from linked bank accounts and Apple Cash balances. Interest accrues daily and is disbursed into the account at the end of each month.
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Apple and Goldman Sachs raised the interest rate for the Apple Card Savings Account from 3.4% to 3.5%. This adjustment aligns the rate with Goldman Sachs' Marcus savings account and reflects broader financial conditions.