<prompt> Human: 20 year old college student who is looking to build credit score so I will set myself up for a better financial position in life. My plan was to get a card but essentially hand it over to my parents for them to use. The thought process behind this is that at school my expenses are minimal, however at home my family has a lot of expenses like groceries, gas, etc and always pay back on time. They would use the card, and then wire me money every week for to pay it off.I frankly dont know much about credit and was wondering if this idea was smartfeasible. Does spending more and paying the balance off result in a higher credit score? thanksEDIT: Great answers everyone thank you  <response>: My plan was to get a card but essentially hand it over to my parents for them to use. The thought process behind this is that at school my expenses are minimal, however at home my family has a lot of expenses like groceries, gas, etc and always pay back on time. They would use the card, and then wire me money every week for to pay it off.NnnnoooNever give someone else your credit card. Just have your card, charge your cell phone bill to it every month, and pay that balance off every month. You dont have to spend a lot to build a credit historycredit score. 