Apple's New Savings Account Draws Nearly $1Billion in Deposits in First Four Days

Apple's new high yield savings account brought in as much as $990 million in deposits over the first four days. According to sources on launch day alone drew 400 million in deposits. The accounts I am talking about offer a 4.15 percent annual return, plus the ubiquity of iPhones is likely the main driver or account openings. If you divide out the order of a man by 240,000, these are small accounts. There's like $1,700 of an account. But and look at the amounts too. It's peanuts. Right. So let's finish off there. They're not done. Another lawmaker is face criticism for selling up to $15,000 in shares of Silicon