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Why would a lender report my name as s party to s loan when the loan is not in my name?

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The loan was obtained by my husband. We have no joint accounts, no joint charge cards and a prenuptial agreement. I own my car he owns his. No monies have ever been commingled .

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Pamela KoslynBusiness AttorneyLos Angeles, CA ·
Reported where? If the lender thinks you're a co-borrower, you should review the loan documents and contact the lender. You should also check our credit report at www.annualcreditreport.com to see if this loan is reported to the credit bureaus.
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