Other people’s mileage may vary, but Goldman’s phone support was great.

Your debit gets sold or transferred to the new bank and someone else comes after you.

I just don’t get how they are going to go about charging for this service.

“We understand you have a broken leg, lost 50 miles from the closest road, the temperature is about to drop below freezing and you spotted the same bear 5 times, but you have not paid for this service”

Like can you pay for it with Apple Pay when you realize you need help and don’t have the service?

My guess is the service might come with Apple Care and each phone gets the service for 6 months to a year.

Maybe Apple can get your life insurance carrier to cover it for you? However, insurance might not want to find the body right away and keep that 5% coming in for an extra year for that $1,000,000 they owe your family.