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By bertol
On 08/25/02
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I am a US citizen but live in Europe most of the year and have excellent credit there. However, we also have a residence and bank account in the US. My husband is the main cardholder and I am the additional cardholder on a US AMEX account, but I would like to have my own fee-free US credit card, too, but getting one seems to be a problem due to virtually no credit history in the U.S. Any suggestions?
Liz
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By colin
On 08/29/02
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It sounds as though you are an authorized user on your husbands account. In this circumstance you will not build a credit history. You may want to have your husband co-sign for a credit card account, both of you will be responsible for the account and therefore you will establish a U.S. credit history.
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your questions are answered by the gromco team and card users like you
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