By BlindInTheDark - 09/10/2013 18:02 - United States - Londonderry
BlindInTheDark tells us more.
Hey everyone, I see a lot of people in favor of the "close it outright" option, but of course I forgot to mention that in order to do so, we both have to go in and agree to close it. The only reason didn't do that ages ago is because I haven't come up with a way to convince her it's for the best, and since I DO plan to commit to her, I don't want to upset her.
Top comments
Comments
If you plan to commit to her and she won't understand something like this, then you don't need to commit to this girl
That's a ridiculously high minimum. Credit unions FTW!
I went through the same issue trying to close a joint account after my divorce. The account is still open with us both on it. I just changed all the passwords, cancelled the cards and don't put money in it any more. You could keep the account open, just open another one for bills and the like.
Maybe she's not in it for the long run and just doesn't care. Or she is very dumb or irresponsible with money. Either way it doesn't look good for you op
I guess this is a lesson to everyone, don't open joint bank accounts with girlfriends!
A joint account with a girlfriend???? You my friend have a severe case of teh dumb.
Isn't pretty much everyone "blind" in the dark?
Keywords
Opening a joint checking account with someone to whom you are not married is a bit stupid. Opening one with someone who doesn't understand basic banking is downright ludicrous.
Well then, seems like we already have a solution, don't we OP?