That way personal spending is kept out of the joint expenditure account.I asked our experts if there is anything to be wary of with a joint account.
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I'm not saying that's the way to go, just that it worked fine for us and not having a joint account of any kind didn't cause any problems or inconveniences.
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Over the years the joint account got used more and more by both of us and we now pay our wages in there, and just transfer out the amount we each agree is for personal stuff.
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Another alternative to a joint account is for your spouse to add you as an authorized user to any existing credit card accounts she or he already has established.
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Credit history, Authorized user or joint account holder Todd Ossenfort is the chief operating officer for Pioneer Credit Counseling in Rapid City, S.D.
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Let credit card companies know you've parted ways with your spouse and explain that you want joint accounts closed (or to have your ex removed as an authorized user).
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Since I cannot apply for a credit card myself, and I am not working yet, I've been told by my bank that I can get a "joint account" with my wife to get a credit card to start building credit history.
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- Doh , Reading, 29/3/2013 12:10 Click to rate Rating 2 Report abuse NO NO NO but you can keep your own separate accounts and open another joint account and ech of you pay into that a fixed amount each month to cover expenses .
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