#1 Rule When Adding Authorized Users on Your Account - Do This and Stay Protected
Channel: The Credit Movement
Date: 2019-08-05

Adding someone with bad credit to your account as an authorized user sounds risky right? It can be, but not for you. As long as you never give the authorized user a card to use, they can't actually have an negative impact on YOUR credit. So don't give them the card when it comes in the mail and just let them piggy back on your good credit ;-) The only person who can get hurt here is the person getting added to the account. If the account holder defaults then the negative hit to the credit would also be passed to the authorized user.  Now you Know... 

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