Anyone has something in their name for another person?

[GARFIELDKOOL]

I do and I really shouldn't. My brother is on my auto insurance policy. I tell him at times he needs to get his license. He's two years older than I am, and he's been driving since he was 14. He's had his permit, but that expired years ago. What we do is that I pay the insurance each month out of my checking account, and he gives me the difference under the table. I usually don't let people use my name for stuff, but we have that arrangement. Deep down, I want to kick him off my insurance, but I can't.

[swedeace]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

I do and I really shouldn't. My brother is on my auto insurance policy. I tell him at times he needs to get his license. He's two years older than I am, and he's been driving since he was 14. He's had his permit, but that expired years ago. What we do is that I pay the insurance each month out of my checking account, and he gives me the difference under the table. I usually don't let people use my name for stuff, but we have that arrangement. Deep down, I want to kick him off my insurance, but I can't.

I only have emergency people (mom and sister) in some of my bills who are granted rights to get my information and/or pay my bills. That's it.

I say to do what is best for YOU and what YOU want. I understand deep down you don't want these people, so go by your gut instincts.

[Lamont]

years ago, i let my little sister have my apartment when i was in the army
i was gone and she had bad credit, so i let her stay and handle the bills and all
BAD MOVE! she left me with a $900 phone bill, $300 cable bill, and the last months rent due!!!

[tdf4077]

Hmmm...a website and an ebay account (kinda shared)....the other person doesn't have a credit card, but he uses his own checking account and it's only mildly been a problem here and there....