We had the exact opposite. Same credit scores but my wife got a card with 4x the credit limit I did.
Yup, I assume that is what is happening here with the Apple Card, and it is most likely completely automated.I assume best business would be to extent credit based on the applicant’s ability to pay it back.
While we found no fair lending violations, our inquiry stands as a reminder of disparities in access to credit that continue nearly 50 years after the passage of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. This is one part of a broader discussion we must have about equal credit access.
^^ Ok, the answer is no, you found nothing, stop there. No need to use it as a platform for broader discussion.
Now that this one is clear, let’s go check car insurance companies and rates, to see if there’s any sort of disparity. Start with a per gender report for those aged 25yo or less. I’ll wait.gender bias? em, hello — MARISA ROBERTSON?? c'mon...
Hahah, well, of course, that’s because gender is a social construct! It doesn’t exist!*So in other words, credit scores don't have a gender? Who could have known???
I remember that as well. A pseudo outrage if there is one.I remember the a**hat that started this. He and his wife applied for their own Apple Cards and he got a bigger credit limit than she did. Ipso facto she was discriminated against, he claimed. In today’s culture there’s a discrimination, a racist, a xenophobe, a homophobe, a bigot, a misogynist, a Caucasian cisgender straight male hiding behind every rock ready to pounce on the oppressed.