Sprint: The Sprint website outlines installment plans and notes that "there are currently no related service discounts for devices purchased with monthly installments." But there are no finance fees. Verizon: According to an email from a Verizon spokesperson, "customers can pay for phones on device payment, which is no interest over a period of time," which will vary on a case-by-case basis. However, their website details different installment plans that, once the sales tax is paid, come with $0 down and no finance fees. But here's a general idea of some of their financing options.ĪT&T: AT&T did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Rates will likely vary with each provider, as they typically look at a version of your credit to determine your rates (more on that in a minute). In addition to the phone, this price tag includes the coverage of AppleCare+.Ī Quick Look at Financing With the Four Main Providers The middle tier (128 GB) is $36.58/month and $41.58/month, followed by the largest memory size (256 GB) for $40.75/month and $45.75/month. If you decide to sign up for the program now, you could get the smallest iPhone 7 (32GB) for $32.41/month or the iPhone 7 Plus of the same size for $37.41/month. So, if you signed up for this program last year to buy a 6 and you've made 12 payments toward it, you could theoretically be eligible for a new 7.
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According to Apple's website, the upgrade plan offers you the option of spreading the cost for a new 7 series over 24 months, and you have the option of getting a new iPhone after 12 payments.
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