28-year-old son discovers his parents have taken out 3 student loans in his name without permission, 25-year-old girlfriend demands he reports it as fraud: 'My credit score just dropped tremendously'

At the ripe age of 28 years old, imagine the surprise, after not being in contact with your family for months, that your parents have taken out three student loans in YOUR NAME since 2017, without you having any knowledge of it even happening…Now, fast forward years later, when you and your girlfriend are trying to purchase a new car, but realize your credit score is as mysteriously low as your will to make it out of this situation. 

How could they do this to you, after years of trying to become financially independent and stable? This is bound to throw a spanner in the works…and his girlfriend? Well, she's not too pleased about it either! Her opinions on his family are already sour, but this is too much. A big family recovery is not looking very likely…However, it was mentioned that this son lacks, well, for lack of a better word, 'financial literacy,' so many are arguing that perhaps he did sign the paperwork…After all, he did attend college, maybe he was just unaware that he'd be the one paying for that education years later…?

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