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Another key point being missed by the over-entitled Ruby on Rails dev, Wozniak, and most commenters here is that just because you are filing jointly doesn't mea
by Bud 7y ago
Another key point being missed by the over-entitled Ruby on Rails dev, Wozniak, and most commenters here is that just because you are filing jointly doesn't mean you get to double-dip on credit limit entitlement.
You want credit for the sum of the couple's income when filing jointly and applying for credit jointly? Great! But that doesn't mean that you get to have that full credit TWICE, separately, when each partner applies. You get it once.
- awinder 7y agoThat would be the “Ruby on rails creator”, lol. There’s also no way to apply jointly for the card. You can input your joint income, sure, but they’re single-user accounts. You can’t, during signup, specify a lower balance in order to “free up” that credit for another family user. The thing is literally not built for married couples, who command an outsized share of spending & wealth. Stop trying to outsmart the gimped product and skip it, there’s so many better options out there.
- michaelmrose 7y agoYou can absolutely add additional users to an account including but not limited to family members. You are trying to solve a non problem.
- awinder 7y agoThat’s not correct, it’s on the support page under “If a family member wants to use Apple Card”: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209228 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209228 I was baffled myself.
- michaelmrose 7y agoYou are absolutely correct how odd.