What is the difference between having a co-signer and becoming an authorized user?

To be a co-signer, both people need to be over 21; to be an authorized user, you can be any age

As a co-signer you are responsible for the bills; as an authorized user you are not

With a co-signer, you can open a credit card; as an authorized user, you can open any type of credit account

As a co-signer, you open an account and an adult signs on with you; as an authorized user, you are added to someone’s existing account

The correct answer is letter "D": As a co-signer, you open an account and an adult signs on with you; as an authorized user, you are added to someone’s existing account

Explanation:

Co-signers are individuals that could help others to open a credit card account in case that person does not meet specific credit history requirements but the credit card issuer. Co-signers must be 21 years old. Authorized users are added to the account to request information, change it, or make payments.

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