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Jarcat
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posted 10-16-2020 02:19 PM
My daughter bought car several months ago and because her credit rating wasn't the best I co-signed the loan for her.
A few days ago she went to re-finance the loan with another lender at a much lower rate. I went with her when she went to talk to the new loan officer and when I told him I was a co-signer for the existing loan he said "oh, we don't use that term anymore. It's now called a "joint-owner"'.
I was so taken aback I didn't know what to say. It's getting so you can't keep up with all this political correctness BS anymore.
[ 10-16-2020, 02:20 PM: Message edited by: Jarcat ]
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PaulCat
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posted 10-16-2020 03:37 PM
That is pretty stupid. Trust me, anyone who co-signs a loan does NOT want to be joint owner of whatever it is they're signing for. ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
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Tiptree
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posted 10-16-2020 03:54 PM
It may be PC speak, but it is true. If you co-sign for a loan, you are essentially taking payment responsibility. You might as well own it!
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PaulCat
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posted 10-16-2020 04:44 PM
I'll be there's some legal purpose behind it.
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