How do I disown my son?
My youngest and I have a joint checking account at my credit union, which we opened when he first went to college. I have my own account with the same credit union, in my name only. Well, SonnyBoy let his account drop to -$244 in August. The Credit Union reconciled his account by taking money from my account, since my name is on both accounts. He has not paid that back yet, because he does not have a job and he is waiting for student loan money to supposedly come through.
Well, I was supposed to close my account and open an account at a different bank since then, but I was either too busy, too broke, or too drunk since then to take care of it. Now, I just found out that the credit union reconciled his account AGAIN, to the tune of $143. It seems he had an auto-pay thing with his car insurance.
What ****** me off the most is that he does not have a phone so I can't call him to ***** at him about it.
Needless to say, I get paid tomorrow, and I am heading right to the bank to open a new checking account.
In the meantime, I want to disown the no good bum.
I just had to vent a little.
Hugs,
Trish
Albert Schweitzer
Unfortunately, I can't get my name off his account. He could not have gotten the account without my name being on it. The only thing I can do is close my personal account and go to another bank. There are different rules for credit unions than banks.
Thanks,
Trish
Albert Schweitzer
Amy
LoL, Sometimes I get grateful at the most oddest things. Right now I'm so glad that my daughter is stuffed! Before anyone calls Children and Youth, you need to know that my daughter is a Cabbagepatch doll that I inherited from my mother.
Trish, if your son didn't realize that you would help him, he wouldn't have done it. I guess you need to have a talk with him and the bank. When you get the new account keep it from him.
Hi Darlene,
I won't really disown the brat. He is literally starving due to the lack of funds. He knows I will help him as much as I am able, but at the same time I don't want to enable him into thinking he should not be working while he is in college. It is a Catch-22. Finding balance is so hard, just like life in general.
BTW: I was down at the parade today. I had a blast!!!!!
Hugs,
Trish
Albert Schweitzer