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The New York Department of Financial Services is investigating Apple Card and Goldman Sachs (GS) over allegations of sex discrimination after a man accused the companies of giving women lower credit limits on the Apple credit card despite having higher credit scores than their male partners. David Heinemeier Hansson said he had a credit limit 20 times higher than his wife despite her having a higher credit score than him. Many people retweeted his Twitter comments, along with their own similar experiences. In an interview with Reuters, Mr. Heinemeier Hansen said: “I think it’s important to note that we have not received any complaints from customers about this issue.”