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Getting married and financial associations
Robots
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I was watching Martin on This Morning and I'm pretty sure I heard him say that you don't create a financial association on each persons' credit file just by getting married, you have to take out a financial product together.
Can anyone confirm that this is right (and I haven't heard incorrectly)?
Many thanks in advance!
Can anyone confirm that this is right (and I haven't heard incorrectly)?
Many thanks in advance!
Veteran gamer and clean freak 
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Correct
Only when you take out a joint financial product together like a current account, mortgage, loan etc0 -
i concur with the above0
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I also concur with post #2.0
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Thanks, everyone, glad to know my hearing hasn't gone quite yet (and this is also great news for me!).Veteran gamer and clean freak0
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To be honest, it was a far bigger decision to take out a joint savings account with my wife then it was to marry her. Financial association is not something to be taken lightly.
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