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NockerGeek ([personal profile] nockergeek) wrote2002-10-16 09:01 pm

Sudden realization...

Over the last 5 years, I've been making car payments every month, always in full, never late. That should count for something on my credit, right?

Then it hits me...

My dad co-signed on the car, and the bills are in his name.

So... my dad's credit is a-o-kay on the car front, and I get none of the credit for that credit, thus weakening my own credit.

Oh well. Par for the course.

(Anonymous) 2002-10-18 12:57 am (UTC)(link)
If you were a co-signer, it also goes on your credit report. That is what the bank told me when I inquired about this very subject when co-signing a loan for my son; doesn't even matter who's name the loan is under (primary signer/borrower).