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@merlinflex wrote:
And I have my wife on both my Amex Gold and this new Amex BCE card as well. Hoping that helps her AAoA as well. Funny thing is, she is seven years younger than me, so if you do the math, she would have been 11 years old in in 1990! I wonder if they, being the financial people, ever look at those type of thing? Her scores are decent, they hover around 720 right now and nothing bad or charge offs or lates or anything negative at all. So hoping her CR scores will benefit from this as well!
Someone please feel free to correct me if wrong but I dont believe thats how it will work for her. She wouldnt inherit your MSD, it would only show the year you added her to your account on her report
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@merlinflex wrote:
And I have my wife on both my Amex Gold and this new Amex BCE card as well. Hoping that helps her AAoA as well. Funny thing is, she is seven years younger than me, so if you do the math, she would have been 11 years old in in 1990! I wonder if they, being the financial people, ever look at those type of thing? Her scores are decent, they hover around 720 right now and nothing bad or charge offs or lates or anything negative at all. So hoping her CR scores will benefit from this as well!Someone please feel free to correct me if wrong but I dont believe thats how it will work for her. She wouldnt inherit your MSD, it would only show the year you added her to your account on her report
Correct, her date on future cards of her own will be MSD from when she became an AU user on husbands account.