So, here’s the deal. I haven’t jumped on the Apple Card bandwagon yet because I’m focused on maintaining my 0/6 status for my Citi trifecta. I’m avoiding new hard pulls and accounts until I complete that goal. But, I’m curious, should I consider it? I’m a heavy Apple Pay user and rarely use the physical card, except where Apple Pay isn’t accepted. Right now, I already have about 14 other cards in my wallet.
If your goal is to achieve the Citi trifecta, there’s no need to opt for the Apple Card. Stick with the Double Cash card instead.
It is wise to hold off on making any more strong pulls for the time being as you are concentrating on keeping your 0/6 status for the Citi triple. Later on, though, the Apple Card might make sense—especially if you use Apple Pay frequently.
Think about these things:
1, Excellent for Apple Pay transactions are Apple Pay Rewards.
2. Management Ease: Excellent integration with the Wallet app makes tracking simple.
Follow your current strategy, but do not forget about the Apple Card in the future!
I hope this is useful.
That is logical. If completing the Citi trifecta is your goal, then sticking with the Double Cash card is a good strategy. If you change your mind later, you can always choose to use the Apple Card.
Honestly, sure! In terms of UI, design, and security, this card is unlike any other. However, to be honest, there are no significant benefits.