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I have an Ulster Bank credit card. When we opened it, from memory, the account was in one name with a secondary card on it. We always thought it as a joint account but realise that it was a sole account with just access to it by a second person.
Because Ulster Bank is closing we decided to open an AIB credit card account. Because we have an AIB current account we were able to open this account over the phone. At the time of opening I gave details of a second person that I wanted on the account, same as our current account. A few days later the card arrived and a letter saying that the account was now open. However, only one card arrived and I noticed that the letter was just addressed to me. No card for my wife and nothing addressed to her in the letter. I had assumed that it would be a joint account.
Can you have a joint credit card account or are you only allowed to have a sole account with a second card issued to another person?
Because Ulster Bank is closing we decided to open an AIB credit card account. Because we have an AIB current account we were able to open this account over the phone. At the time of opening I gave details of a second person that I wanted on the account, same as our current account. A few days later the card arrived and a letter saying that the account was now open. However, only one card arrived and I noticed that the letter was just addressed to me. No card for my wife and nothing addressed to her in the letter. I had assumed that it would be a joint account.
Can you have a joint credit card account or are you only allowed to have a sole account with a second card issued to another person?