if you aint doing nothing with your credit in the future, like getting a house or something that could effect you then don't, but if you dont got nothing like that then it can help you as long as you know she can be trusted.
It's a bad idea to cosign for ANYONE...EVER at any time.
these americans have no respect. these the same cats that had their mom cop the new video game system and let her work OT a whole week so she can pay that off and she ain't complain once. you say no to your mom on C/S OP and your relationship is fukked.
Yea, but... it's mom tho. I agree co-signing is a bad idea but I'd feel like a shytstain if I just told ma "Co-sign?." That's fukked up.
If it were dad tho,.
I'm not saying don't feel bad, but a bad idea is a bad idea. I don't care who it is. I wouldn't assist my mom in making a bad financial decision.
alot of the same nikkahs who on here talkin all that shyt about not co-signing a loan for momma duke's be the same nikkahs who would co-sign a car loan for some random skeeza
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If I didn't have the money to buy her a car out right and she didn't have the money, then yes I would. I'll help her save and put towards the purchase of a car in cash but it wouldn't be smart for either of us to enter an unstable financial situation. Wise decisions won't always make everyone happy.You'd have ma riding the bus???![]()
alot of the same nikkahs who on here talkin all that shyt about not co-signing a loan for momma duke's be the same nikkahs who would co-sign a car loan for some random skeeza
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i net youll do it for your wife though.
Still shouldn't do it, but that's a completely different situation. Shared life, household, income and finances. A new car for the wife or husband means the shared fiances are going towards the payment. If the wife needs the husband to cosign, she's buying a car that she can't afford and they need to look at a different option that will be best for the household.i net youll do it for your wife though.