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Now, today's first story comes from Parental

Problematic who says parents opened up several credit cards in my name while I was away at college.

They racked up more than $15,000 in debt and now they want to kick me out because I brought it up.

I guess this is a lesson in paying attention to my finances.

After having just finished my freshman year of college, I came back to my parents' house

for the summer. My mom made it a habit on Monday or Tuesday to make sure she got the mail

before I had a chance, even running from the kitchen Tuesday to make sure I

didn't get it as I was expecting an Amazon order. Today the mail came kind of early and there was a letter

from a collection agency addressed to me. I only knew it was a collection agency once I opened it

and discovered I supposedly owed nearly $5,000 on a capital one card I had no idea I was ever

signed up for. Once I got done freaking out, I called my dad at work and asked him what to do.

It was weird when he said to talk to my mother about it. He didn't seem happy at all, but

I didn't think much of it. Once my mom got home, I asked her about it and she said her and my dad opened up a few credit

cards in my name for household expenses.

She said she thinks I owe around $10,000 to three different credit card companies.

I checked my credit and it turns out I owe over $15,000. We ended up having a huge argument about

it with my mom saying her parents did this to her when she was 18. She said that I could file

for bankruptcy and that it wouldn't hurt me because I wouldn't be trying to buy a house

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