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Interesting take. If it really comes to pass, will Apple be preferable to Intuit? Or for that matter, would Google or Robinhood enter the industry?
by paulpan 6y ago
Interesting take. If it really comes to pass, will Apple be preferable to Intuit?
Or for that matter, would Google or Robinhood enter the industry?
- enos_feedler 6y agoI use TurboTax and I can't wait to get off it. They nag you to upgrade. The web app UX is really bad. I would certainly use whatever solution Apple provided if it was easy and supported my use case. I have complex tax situations. With Apple it's like anything else, if you are fully bought into the ecosystem it's going to be the best. I think there is a reason Apple Card isn't compatible with Intuit Mint right now. From a privacy and business model standpoint, Apple thinks they can do better. What I think we'll see soon is a budgeting tool similar to Mint built into the iPhone, with the Apple Card supported and a way to link 3rd party credit cards, with a pro-privacy data sharing model. Apple spins up a bank account for you via Goldman Sachs new platform. Apple encourages/incentivizes payroll deposits. Tax filing gets added to this product.