Apple Offers Payment Relief to Apple Card Users Affected by Los Angeles Wildfires

Eligible users in disaster-declared zones can postpone payments without interest as part of Apple's Disaster Relief Program.

Apple Card users in Los Angeles impacted by the wildfires can enroll in a program to delay one month's payment with no interest charged during that period.
Eligibility is limited to users in FEMA-declared disaster zones with accounts in good standing; past-due accounts will not accrue further penalties but remain past due.
Enrollment requires contacting Apple Card Support via the Messages app on iPhone, with payment adjustments handled through Apple Wallet or an Apple Card Specialist.
Apple has implemented similar disaster relief measures in the past, providing financial flexibility to users affected by natural disasters.
Apple CEO Tim Cook announced the company will also donate to support victims and recovery efforts in the Los Angeles region.