Sentences with phrase «using joint credit cards»

And be sure to speak with your ex about not using joint credit cards anymore and encourage them to apply for their own credit card.

One common way spouses obtain and use credit cards is by using a joint credit card account.

«While I rarely use the joint credit card, sometimes I'll use it to pick up the bill while I'm on a date or out with a friend,» says Heather, who is 34 and a high school music teacher.

Not exact matches

If, for example, your spouse uses your credit card while you are going through a divorce and she is not an authorized user or joint account holder and knows that she is not allowed to use the card, such use may constitute a crime.

Joint accounts allow either spouse to use the credit card freely and without permission of the other, and joint credit account information is included on both spouse's credit reports, according to the Federal Trade CommisJoint accounts allow either spouse to use the credit card freely and without permission of the other, and joint credit account information is included on both spouse's credit reports, according to the Federal Trade Commisjoint credit account information is included on both spouse's credit reports, according to the Federal Trade Commission.

For couples with joint finances, such as VandeVelde and his wife, using credit cards simplifies their money management.

If the restaurant or fast food joint is part of a hotel, supermarket, gas station or other establishment, you may not earn cash back or points for your purchases when you pay using your restaurant credit card.

This is because lenders routinely do credit checks on all joint account holders or debtors; even if only one person uses the account or credit card, the credit histories and scores of both can be obtained.

Details vary by jurisdiction, I will use NSW, Australia as an example: Initial ownership on death Liabilities Any joint liabilities (loans, credit cards etc) automatically pass to the survivor (s).

Another great way to involve your teenager in money matters: Apply for a joint credit card and use this to teach him about responsible spending.

If you and your spouse have joint credit cards, car loans, or other forms of unsecured debt, you are legally liable for them — even if you never use the credit card in question or drive the car a loan is for.