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If I buy a MacBook Pro from the Apple online store, Can I pay for example $50 one month and $50 the next month and $50 the month after that, and keep paying in increments until I pay it off? I know that you can do it if you buy a dell from the dell website, so can you do it with the apple website? |
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Apple offer finance options. It works differently in the US compared the the UK, but its the same thing: http://store.apple.com/us/instant_credit I love the gray card. It looks just like my MacBook Pro. o.o Is it possible to finance with out the barclays card? In the UK it is. I don't think you can in the US though. |
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Yes, http://store.apple.com/us/instant_credit You will have to get a Barclaycard Financing Visa Card. |
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TheTechDude's answer is wrong unless you are a business. http://store.apple.com/us/instant_credit?mco=MTM3NDY3MDQ Sorry, I just used a Google search... Seemed to make sense at the time.... The TechDude's answer is right. The Barclay's card is for individuals. Leasing options are for businesses only. |
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Note that it might hurt your credit score if you don't pay enough percentage every month and on time (if in the US, I don't know about other countries). For those amounts I would recommend paying in credit card in full or cash. |
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So here's the deal - Apple has partnered with Barclay to offer financing on new macs. You get a regular Visa card with a pretty high interest rate, but the interest on your iMac is deferred for 1 year. What that means is that if you pay off the whole balance in a year (about $100/month for a $1200 computer) you won't get an interest charge. If you don't pay off the whole thing, they charge the high interest from day 1. It's a pretty sweet deal as long as you make your payments on time and pay everything off in a year. You can apply in the online or physical stores. If approved, you can make the purchase right away, paying nothing up front. |
