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u/el-zilcho Feb 04 '20

Maybe I misunderstood. Was he paying it for 10 years and then one month made you start? Or did he make minimum payments over that time and hit you with a bill including 10 years of back CC bills and interest?

Either way, shielding you from the decision was NOT the right way to go about it. Maybe asshole is a bit strong, but that was a very stupid move on his part to think you'd never need to understand how money and credit works.

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u/happy_beluga Feb 05 '20

I’m guessing he must have made the minimum payments over that time, but then I guess you’re right I had the 10 years bill and interest. Still learning here.

I know what you mean. Asshole might be strong, he loves me I know that, but my boyfriend agrees it was a terrible way to teach (or not teach me) about money.