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When married and credit cards and social security ?

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hi in texas when married, do you have to let social security know you got married even if you keep madam name? second if married but you do decide to change last name and credit card name changes to my husband. if account is not joint, , his he liable since I have his last name from changing it to his last name even if not joint account and he doesn't use card?

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Fran Brochstein ·
Credit card companies can only due the person who signed their agreement. So if he does not sign it's your problem only. You only contact ss if you are collecting ss since it might impact your monthly check.
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Nwadinma Nwogu ·
If you change your name you need to let social security administration know. Credit cards use your social security number and you are liable for the agreement you enter but since you are married and Texas is a community property state there may be a way to extend liability to your husband
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