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Apple’s New iPhone Leasing Program

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Apple’s new upgrade program lets you lease an iPhone, Mac, Watch, and iPad
Apple's new Apple Upgrade leasing program is officially live, letting you pay monthly for an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch through Klarna instead of buying outright.The Latest Tech News, Delivered

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Apple’s New iPhone Leasing Program: What It Means Before You Upgrade
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Apple shuts down iPhone Upgrade Program, here’s what’s next
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Apple Upgrade is the future of phone ownership, and Google and Samsung need to follow suit
Earlier this week, Apple fundamentally shifted how it expects people to buy high-end tech.

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Personal Finance Experts Share When Apple's New Upgrade Plan Is A Good Deal — And When It's Not
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Apple's New Klarna-Powered Leases Give You Temporary Access to the Latest iPhone for Half of MSRP
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The New iPhone Underclass

Buying a new smartphone comes with lots of decisions. iPhone Pro or iPhone Air? “Cosmic Orange” or “Deep Blue”? Now there’s a new consideration to add to the list: buy or rent? Yesterday, Apple announced a new monthly lease program,
USA Today
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Apple drops new leasing program with iPhones at $18 a month

As smartphone prices continue to skyrocket, Apple has launched a new way for customers to get their hands on the latest iPhone for as little as $18 per month. On July 28, Apple announced Apple Upgrade, a new leasing program for iPhones, Apple Watches ...
Macworld
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Apple just killed the best way to buy an iPhone

The iPhone Upgrade Program is going away for all customers, and Apple’s replacement quietly removes one of its biggest perks: simplicity.
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