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maribi
6 months ago

Can she withdraw money from my account without permission?

Unfortunately, yes. As long as you’re underage, she’s entitled to the bank’s parent and doesn’t need permission from you to withdraw money from your account.

What does not mean that their action is so good. If you are to contribute to the costs (which is completely okay), you should make a reasonable agreement and agree to a fixed amount. And you give it to her. Such a self-service from your account about any amounts is not possible.

If you can’t talk sensibly with her, try to get your family back. Sometimes it helps if, for example, Grandma or Grandma is working for the granddaughter and the mother washes his head.

Osterkarnigel
6 months ago

If you are over 18 then adjust your account so that you can’t get it otherwise it will be difficult.

The best way to talk to de bank is to lock the access.

Otherwise, get yourself some money and grab bar somewhere until you get 18 bsit.

DaKaBo
6 months ago
Reply to  Osterkarnigel

Otherwise, get yourself some money and grab bar somewhere until you get 18 bsit.

… and Dispo to zero, or she’s still irritating him to the attack.

Osterkarnigel
6 months ago
Reply to  DaKaBo

You shouldn’t have a dispo at 16 anyway.

In fact, you should not have a dispo with 18 or older. 😀 when I think about it

jgobond
6 months ago

Dispo have and use Dispo are 2 completely different things.

maribi
6 months ago

You can’t even have a dispo with 16. Don’t let the bank set up.

DaKaBo
6 months ago

Is the FS 16?

MrAura
6 months ago

If you’re over 18, definitely not. And if you live with her, it’s a bit more difficult.

SirPeterGriffin
6 months ago
Reply to  MrAura

Even under 18 years of age, this is not allowed.

Osterkarnigel
6 months ago

That’s not quite right. Parents have certain rights when it comes to the child’s money.

MrAura
6 months ago

Yeah, but if you’re over 18 and live with her, she won’t have to pay anything for you if you deserve something.

SirPeterGriffin
6 months ago

Right. And as it reads, there is no agreement and the mother is unquestioned in the account.

Ursusmaritimus
6 months ago

There is much left here speculation, we depend on the small “filtered” information of the questioner.

SirPeterGriffin
6 months ago

Right – but don’t just take off yourself. And that’s just speculation. This is not the case.

Ursusmaritimus
6 months ago

Not before! If you have your own income, you can ask for a share of the community economy.

SirPeterGriffin
6 months ago

There’s no one. If she withdraws money from her account without her knowledge or even so, then this is simple and simple theft.

bert00712
6 months ago

No, it’s your money. Change the PIN. Without any deals like food money, something is unacceptable.

maribi
6 months ago
Reply to  bert00712

Change PIN doesn’t bring anything. As long as it is minor, the guardians are entitled to make their allowances. They can also withdraw money in the branch, transfer money to their account, have their own card issued…

csor77
6 months ago

You should figure out if she’s entitled to raise money or not.
And on what way this happens.

DasOrakel
6 months ago

As long as you are minor and they use the money in your sense – Yes.

AngiedieSchlaue
6 months ago

This is very unfair and morally aside, just to use your account.

It would be fairer for you to say that you give her a bit of your training allowance monthly.

Ursusmaritimus
6 months ago

At the latest, if you’re full-year, it’ll be theft!

I would agree with “Mama” a monthly fee, which you contribute to the community economy, so you can look into the eyes together…

….and your mother didn’t understand your money anymore.

SirPeterGriffin
6 months ago

No.

Take the card away and change the pin. What your mother does is theft

Emissary
6 months ago

If you’re underage, she’ll be fine.

SirPeterGriffin
6 months ago
Reply to  Emissary

No.

jgobond
6 months ago
Reply to  Emissary

Almost everything… or we say: quite a lot