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Additional card holder advice needed
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mum1105
Posts: 2 Newbie
in Credit cards
I want to get an additional credit card on my account for my daughter, I have tried Nat West who won't accept more than 1 additional card holder and Santander who won't accept her because she does not live at my address. Does anyone know of a credit card that does accept more than one additional card holders and one who doesn't live at main card holder's address?
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I'm on my mums not sure how many you can have though, but I don't live at her address, and that's with nationwideDont forget that little Thanks button , only takes a sec0
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OP, bear in mind however that you are liable for any debt incurred by the additional cardholder.....DEBT FREE AND PROUD'Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt'0
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Spend some time searching the banks' websites. For example...
Yes...LTSB_ask_a_question wrote:you asked us:
Additional cardholders
our answer is:
Once your card has been opened you can have one additional cardholder on your account as long as they are over 18, a resident of the uk, the channel islands or the isle of man and free of any county court judgments (ccjs).HSBC_website wrote:adding your partner, a family member or friend to your account is a simple way to get more from your hsbc credit card.Halifax_website wrote:the additional cardholder must be:
primarily resident at your current address - for example, your son/daughter/dependant may be away at university, but their financial accounts remains at your addressMBNA_questions_and_answers wrote:Any additional cardholder must reside at the same primary address, and have a relationship of close family member (defined as: Spouse, parent, sibling or domestic partner).0 -
How would any bank know if you were living somewhere or not if it was delivered to mum's house?0
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Thank you all for the information. I will now do as you advise :j0
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jonesMUFCforever wrote: »How would any bank know if you were living somewhere or not if it was delivered to mum's house?
Maybe they are not on the electoral roll?Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
jonesMUFCforever wrote: »How would any bank know if you were living somewhere or not if it was delivered to mum's house?
Electrol roll perhaps.Never ASSUME anything its makes a>>> A55 of U & ME <<<0
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