Apple launches credit card with Goldman Sachs

• The card will also work with new Apple Wallet features to help consumers track their spending and monthly purchasing trends
• This is first credit card to be offered by Goldman Sachs, which is best known as a Wall Street investment bank
• NEW YORK: Apple Inc on Monday launched a credit card with Goldman Sachs Group Inc that will be synched with iPhone users' Apple Wallet and can be used to buy Apple products at a discount.
  Speaking at an event at the iPhone maker's headquarters in Cupertino, California, Vice President for Apple Pay Jennifer Bailey said the credit card will work through Apple's wallet app, and that card holders can earn 2% cash back on all purchases and 3 percent on Apple products.
  The card will also work with new Apple Wallet features to help consumers track their spending and monthly purchasing trends.
  Issued by Mastercard Inc through Goldman Sachs, there will also be a physical card that earns 1 percent cash back on all purchases.
  This is first credit card to be offered by Goldman Sachs, which is best known as a Wall Street investment bank.
  Goldman has been seeking to expand its consumer-focused products, and offers personal loans and savings accounts through its online bank Marcus. Marcus has grown quickly since its 2016 launch, and now has $36 billion in deposits in the United States and U.K. and $5 billion in consumer loans.