Amex AU questions

[toothgrind3r]

Just added my first AU on one of my Amex cards.  Have yet to get the card.  

A couple of things I am curious about.  

I know I am 100% responsible for all the purchases and payments, but let's say I wanted to leave it up to them to pay.  Is it possible?

Does the AU get their own login? 

I think I heard that Amex keeps each users purchases separate, is that true?

So, in theory, could the AU have their own login, their own bank account linked for payment, and every month pay for their half of the purchases?

Again, I know I am resposible for it all.

[K-in-Boston]

My wife has an ED so she has her own login. She is also an AU on my Platinum, PRG and Blue. She can see her own purchases (I see them broken down by user) and can make payments on those cards but cannot, for instance, see my MR balance or use my MRs - even those she earned. Hope that helps.

[JamP]

I added my DW to my BCE and she does indeed get her own page with the ability to add rewards on that card. I also see a pay now button.

[noobody]

Just push payment from checking account.
You can pay anyone anytime any amount you want.

[Berk]

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@toothgrind3r wrote:

Just added my first AU on one of my Amex cards.  Have yet to get the card.  

A couple of things I am curious about.  

I know I am 100% responsible for all the purchases and payments, but let's say I wanted to leave it up to them to pay.  Is it possible?

Does the AU get their own login? 

I think I heard that Amex keeps each users purchases separate, is that true?

So, in theory, could the AU have their own login, their own bank account linked for payment, and every month pay for their half of the purchases?

Again, I know I am resposible for it all.

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In a word - "Yes."

[toothgrind3r]

Thank you all for the replies, helps a lot.

[newhis]

You can even set a purchase limit for the AU. This is great for children 15 and up. 

You can give them a card with $200 limit even if yours is $20,000, then tech them how to use and pay.