It's back again. It was just 0% with PayPal before but now it's Barclays. I've had more success with Barclays Finance before so this may be better for some people.
Sorry link in deal does work, copy and paste this! http://www.apple.com/uk/shop/browse/finance/loan
I know finance isn't for some people but with 0% over 12 months it may help some! It's 14.9% for a longer term.
15% with a valid Unidays account, I used my girlfriends with success.
Queue the finance Apple haters ;) Merry Christmas.
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skizz_b to fireblade666
26 Dec 1522#15
*facepalm* For the umpteenth time:
Making use of finance products does not mean you are broke
Broke people are not the sole users of finance
For some, using 0% finance products presents an opportunity to earn money back in the form of interest on a wedge of money you would otherwise spend in one go by drip feeding it into the total cost of the product over a longer period of time
If this does not make sense to you read it again until it does.
Also, it's you're, not you
Zstar
26 Dec 1512#1
I went for this last year, literally just paid off my 12th and final instalment 8 days ago.
I could have afforded to buy my iMac straight up, but just found it easier to pay monthly... much easier.
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JJMPSP
19 Jan 16#70
Anyone know when this will be back?
jj1phoebe
10 Jan 16#69
looks like this is expired - I can't see any 0% options here.
(Also the student discount was only 5% or thereabouts on an iPad - is that not what was offered before?)
Noobster101
31 Dec 15#68
Excellent offer ordered the new macbook last night on this deal, with usb c adapter through unidays portal so 15% off Barclays finance instantly accepted. Had money to pay off in one go but nice to spread over 12 months @ 0%
roop27
28 Dec 15#67
3 year extended warranty with student discount also included
roop27
28 Dec 15#66
I've heard if you order over the phone and quote you're a student they apply it without any checks. could be pot luck though
Zstar
28 Dec 15#65
Yes, worked for me at the time. I was delighted! (although I was technically a student taking an art class locally, but it wasn't listed in their list of establishments)
CLARKY213
27 Dec 15#63
Must be Google Chrome, worked fine in Edge, but then the Finance was rejected, no idea why, never had any problems with finance before.
Marky264 to CLARKY213
27 Dec 15#64
Same for me. And I did the same plan last year. Makes no sense to me at all. Oh well I guess.
toffeeefc
27 Dec 15#62
Works fine for me ordered
CLARKY213
27 Dec 15#61
get all the way to the login screen and it won't let me login, anyone else having this problem?
humdan424
27 Dec 15#60
I know 2% discount for iPhone from lifestyle group, anything else doing the discount?
humdan424
27 Dec 15#59
any discount for iphone from uniday
stevelo1973
27 Dec 15#57
where is this?? link is not working and 0% is through paypal not barclays someone point me in right direction please?
Anyone thought of buying 10,000 bones worth of Apple products at 0% finance, selling them on as new then investing it in alcohol and strippers?
a3lawy
27 Dec 15#55
I guess paying off £150 a month for 12 months when you have a salary of say £3,000 coming in every month is easier than one £1800 hit payment.
You can still afford to spend the £1800 in one go but might as well do 150 and spend rest on something else.
However, the argument that some people do this to earn interest on the 1800 is ridiculous to me. Pretty sure the interest is insignificant if you're happy enough to spend 2 grand on a machine.
kiish
27 Dec 151#54
0% financing? Usually a sign a line of new products coming in soon like the much needed updates to the macbook pro.
Savedotmoney
26 Dec 151#2
Yep I agree it's much easier and saves you paying everything in one go. I looked a couple weeks ago and they only had the PayPal interest free option but now they have Barclays. Never had a problem with them.
Vegito to Savedotmoney
27 Dec 15#53
How is it "easier" to pay it in 12 installments if you have the money to pay it off in....1 installment?
aaron1989
27 Dec 15#52
if you know someone with a DDS account also get discount
Commander1
27 Dec 15#51
can i get finance plus the 15% off using employees discount??
marcushouse
27 Dec 15#50
Ahhhh gotcha, thanks for explaining.
neilvaughan1
27 Dec 15#49
Does this work through the education store with NUS?
marcushouse
27 Dec 15#45
Can't get unidays discount to apply to iphone 6s plus :disappointed:
geezerBJ to marcushouse
27 Dec 15#48
that's because there is no educational discount on phones, just computers and iPads.
dealhuntaa
27 Dec 15#47
Does anyone know how long this offer is available for? I think PayPal one runs until early January.
karl751
27 Dec 152#46
So Barclays is the only major bank in the UK not to support apple pay, yet they offer interest free credit for the apple store......
mus_ne
27 Dec 15#44
Hot.
Although I went with the John Lewis 3 years Guarantee using the M&S credit card for 0% on purchases for 19 months :smiley:
echofsilence
27 Dec 15#43
I did this last year also. fairly straightforward once you jump through the credit check hoops and such. would recommend!
Savedotmoney
27 Dec 15#42
I think the link is fixed now! EDIT Nope it doesn't seem to want to correct. I've edited description, maybe a mod can fix the link! Strange.
I used 15% discount from my girlfriends Unidays account and signed up to finance with my details so that works.
Milev
27 Dec 15#33
Heat. I am just wondering where are the apple haters?
thebruce to Milev
27 Dec 151#41
Still playing with their Lego.
khymia1
27 Dec 15#39
Link not working me..
ctafield to khymia1
27 Dec 15#40
Same here. Its got some educational thing encoded in the URL I think. Just go to the regular store.apple.com/uk site. You may have to clear your cookies though as this URL screwed them up for me.
ukbondraider
27 Dec 15#38
True, but dont kid yourself. Most on here taking this finance up are broke. Many have already admitted it.
ukbondraider
27 Dec 15#37
Im a multi millionaire. Doesnt mean I like paying rrp for things.
OldCity
27 Dec 15#36
care to elaborate?
jcluk
27 Dec 15#35
Ignorance of the dangers of debt is indeed still rife in society. Other than mortgage there's no need. "I can afford the payments" is fine until you have an emergency or a change in your circumstances. Far better to pay in full.
Commander1
27 Dec 15#23
Good deal. A mate works at apple and has offered me 17% off any goods but no finance option with this so wondering which one to go for
burney1988 to Commander1
27 Dec 15#34
Just get a 0% credit card, then have the best of both worlds!
imransaeed
27 Dec 15#32
Are there any service charges from barclays or you pay exactly the same price in 12 months?
austinc
27 Dec 15#31
You can't fight stupid :wink:
DarrylJohn
27 Dec 15#30
NUS card and a 0% finance card for 20-24months. Win win.
Trevisparky
27 Dec 151#29
We bought our daughters IPad Air 2 this way we both work but we found it a great way get her her dream Xmas present without us having to scape the barrel to pay for it.
ricoshay
27 Dec 15#28
I used unidays student discount through my nephews student ID - obviously, I was buying the macbook pro for him :wink:
Not sure if it's possible to get student discount + this 0% finance offer as well though, that would be great if possible.
Judethedude2
26 Dec 15#22
What's the difference then using a 0% credit card ?
tickedon to Judethedude2
27 Dec 15#27
None.
richchampness1
26 Dec 151#9
anyone no what score you need to get this out of 700 on your credit score
itsmeddp to richchampness1
27 Dec 15#24
Credit score is up to 999
bigdai77 to richchampness1
27 Dec 15#26
A significantly annoying post.
fireblade666
26 Dec 15#12
if you broke don't buy it! Ha Ha
skizz_b to fireblade666
26 Dec 1522#15
*facepalm* For the umpteenth time:
Making use of finance products does not mean you are broke
Broke people are not the sole users of finance
For some, using 0% finance products presents an opportunity to earn money back in the form of interest on a wedge of money you would otherwise spend in one go by drip feeding it into the total cost of the product over a longer period of time
If this does not make sense to you read it again until it does.
Also, it's you're, not you
Oneday77 to fireblade666
26 Dec 151#17
I popped in expecting a comment just like yours.
Thanks for not disappointing my preconception that ignorance is still rife in society.
alz92 to fireblade666
27 Dec 15#25
If your not broke dont lurk about this site looking for cheap deals.
vassy201187
26 Dec 15#21
Really?? Awww. I didn't check properly. Thanks
Marky264
26 Dec 15#20
Tried signing up for a UniDays Account but needs to confirm a study institute.. :disappointed: I still have my 6% Off Work portal which is better than nothing I guess! Would love the 15% Discount though! Anyway to get through to the portal using someone else's Uni ID then Just making Finance Payment as Normal as myself or would that get checked?
vassy201187
26 Dec 15#10
15% discount using Unidays
Marky264 to vassy201187
26 Dec 151#11
Will they check this if I'm not a Student?
kmnh to vassy201187
26 Dec 15#19
Student discount works only Macs and iPads. NOT iPhones
skizz_b
26 Dec 151#18
Doubtful, sarcasm doesn't exist on the internet :stuck_out_tongue:
thearbiter65
26 Dec 15#16
To be fair, I think fireblade was being sarcastic.
vassy201187
26 Dec 15#14
I don't think they check. If your having unidays id then u can access the students version of Apple store.
deal_miner
26 Dec 15#13
Link fault
JustinBedford
26 Dec 15#8
just finished ours from last year too was real easy to setup.
Zstar
26 Dec 1512#1
I went for this last year, literally just paid off my 12th and final instalment 8 days ago.
I could have afforded to buy my iMac straight up, but just found it easier to pay monthly... much easier.
Marky264 to Zstar
26 Dec 151#7
Same I opted for the iPhone 6 64GB Last year this year I'm debating about an iPad Pro 128GB WiFi + 4G or a MacBook... Barclays Finance is brilliant easy and simple.
inked
26 Dec 15#5
used this last year, easy way easy payments
Cattle to inked
26 Dec 15#6
Same here, easy smooth transaction.
woody9
26 Dec 15#3
I clicked the link and got...
"Sorry...
Unable to enter the requested store."
Savedotmoney to woody9
26 Dec 15#4
Erm should come up when making a purchase on their website.
Opening post
Sorry link in deal does work, copy and paste this!
http://www.apple.com/uk/shop/browse/finance/loan
I know finance isn't for some people but with 0% over 12 months it may help some! It's 14.9% for a longer term.
15% with a valid Unidays account, I used my girlfriends with success.
Queue the finance Apple haters ;) Merry Christmas.
Top comments
Making use of finance products does not mean you are broke
Broke people are not the sole users of finance
For some, using 0% finance products presents an opportunity to earn money back in the form of interest on a wedge of money you would otherwise spend in one go by drip feeding it into the total cost of the product over a longer period of time
If this does not make sense to you read it again until it does.
Also, it's you're, not you
I could have afforded to buy my iMac straight up, but just found it easier to pay monthly... much easier.
Latest comments (70)
(Also the student discount was only 5% or thereabouts on an iPad - is that not what was offered before?)
You can still afford to spend the £1800 in one go but might as well do 150 and spend rest on something else.
However, the argument that some people do this to earn interest on the 1800 is ridiculous to me. Pretty sure the interest is insignificant if you're happy enough to spend 2 grand on a machine.
Although I went with the John Lewis 3 years Guarantee using the M&S credit card for 0% on purchases for 19 months :smiley:
I used 15% discount from my girlfriends Unidays account and signed up to finance with my details so that works.
Not sure if it's possible to get student discount + this 0% finance offer as well though, that would be great if possible.
Making use of finance products does not mean you are broke
Broke people are not the sole users of finance
For some, using 0% finance products presents an opportunity to earn money back in the form of interest on a wedge of money you would otherwise spend in one go by drip feeding it into the total cost of the product over a longer period of time
If this does not make sense to you read it again until it does.
Also, it's you're, not you
Thanks for not disappointing my preconception that ignorance is still rife in society.
I could have afforded to buy my iMac straight up, but just found it easier to pay monthly... much easier.
"Sorry...
Unable to enter the requested store."