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Goldman Sachs says Apple Card users can combine accounts even if there are active installment plans  

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<p><strong>Update:</strong>&nbsp;According to some of our readers, it’s possible to combine Apple Card accounts even with an active installment plan. We reached out to Goldman Sachs to understand what happened to the case described below&nbsp;and a spokesperson said “we want customers to know that accounts in good standing, whether or not they have active installment plans, can merge their accounts.”</p>
<p>With iOS 14.7, Apple announced that Apple Card Family members can combine credit limits (https://9to5mac.com/2021/07/19/ios-14-7-why-you-should-update/) to create a co-owned account with the lower of the two APRs. If you’re having trouble doing that, there’s a catch if you’ve financed an Apple purchase, so here’s how to solve it.</p>
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