If you shop with Apple, you can own a piece of the company too. Here's how owning Apple stock works, and how Grifin buys it when you shop.
What Apple is
Apple is a public company that makes the iPhone, Mac and other devices and runs services like the App Store and iCloud. Its stock trades under the ticker AAPL.
Own part of a Apple share
You don't need to buy a whole share. Fractional shares let you own part of one Apple share. Your part goes up and down with the stock, the same way a whole share does.
How Grifin buys Apple stock when you shop with Apple
Grifin connects to the cards you already use. When you shop with Apple, Grifin buys a little Apple stock for you, with your own money. Shop with Apple, automatically buy their stock. See how to get started.
Apple stock among Grifin members
Walmart, Amazon and Apple are the stocks Grifin members own most often.
Can I own part of a Apple share?
Yes. With fractional shares you can own part of one Apple share instead of a whole one.
Do I get Apple stock for shopping with Apple?
Grifin buys it for you with your own money. It isn't a reward or free stock.
Do App Store and iCloud purchases count?
Usually, yes. App Store and iCloud charges normally show up on your statement as Apple, and Grifin matches each purchase to a company by how it shows up there. A charge that shows up under a different name may not count as Apple.
Is Apple stock a good investment?
Grifin doesn't say whether any stock is a good investment, and this page isn't a recommendation. Any stock can lose value, including Apple. Grifin buys stock in the companies you shop at based on where you spend.
Is Grifin free?
No. Grifin is a paid membership, charged separately from your investments. See current pricing.