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Post #51727736 added 07-17-2012 12:18 PM by devnull in Archived Deals
I agree with all the posters who say give it as a gift.... Hopefully your sibling will be grateful, and always think of you in a good light, plus there are your nieces/nephews involved I presume....
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Post #51374016 added 07-02-2012 6:10 AM by zzyzzx in Archived Deals
Is there a way you can prevent them from getting luxurues like cable, eating out, and vacations until everyone has been paid back?
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Post #51430066 added 07-04-2012 11:44 AM by Samwise Gamgee in Archived Deals
Thanks for also sharing your story from the other side. That's interesting perspective, "I started feeling very guilty and started avoiding him." I can see that happening in my own situation. ...
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Post #51431820 added 07-04-2012 1:23 PM by barnz008 in Archived Deals
x2 A gift is a gift. "Here you go bro/sis, love you...do what you want." No strings or conditions. If he/she shows up with some new toys or goes on a surprise vaca, you have to bite your tongue. ...
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Post #51372074 added 07-02-2012 2:07 AM by Samwise Gamgee in Archived Deals
My sibling's family house got foreclosed. They filed for bankruptcy. Obviously, they can't get a loan. They would like to rent a house. The initial cost (first and last months rent; and security...
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Post #51388058 added 07-02-2012 3:47 PM by Dr. J in Archived Deals
definitely outlay terms, interest, etc. when my wife and I got married, I was a student and she was a first year teacher. needless to say we didn't rake in the cash. her grandfather loaned us...
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Post #53403880 added 09-22-2012 2:11 PM by d0min0 in Archived Deals
i lent my sibling 5k without thinking twice. that might have not been a smart move actually...lol
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Post #53314496 added 09-18-2012 9:23 PM by 420betahat in Archived Deals
In my opinion give them two options. 1.) Consider this a gift from us and if you want to pay it back that's fine. Also consider this the LAST gift. 2.) This is a loan and you need to make small...
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Post #51413210 added 07-03-2012 3:25 PM by mikesteg in Archived Deals
+1 It seems unlikely that your sibling isn't already aware that you don't really need the money and/or need it back. That is, assuming you have a reasonable close relationship as implied by the...
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Post #51431686 added 07-04-2012 1:14 PM by hAvAAck in Archived Deals
You mention this is for rental of a house. Maybe they are living outside of their means and should consider a different place to live if you'll feel this way if you help..
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Post #51437222 added 07-04-2012 9:26 PM by jc2008 in Archived Deals
Have to agree with a lot of the above posters. Loaning money to family can be bad for relations with them later. You either get resentful of them not paying you back or they get ashamed and stay away...
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Post #51431562 added 07-04-2012 1:07 PM by heavylee in Archived Deals
At first I wondered why it was so important to you that you be repaid. But it seems like the reason is because you may feel like you're being taken advantage of. That is certainly understandable. ...
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Post #51421572 added 07-03-2012 11:47 PM by Samwise Gamgee in Archived Deals
Wow. Perspective from the other side. That's good. Thank you!
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Post #51372298 added 07-02-2012 2:42 AM by hAvAAck in Archived Deals
If you set it up as a loan I think you must adhere to the IRS minimum interest rate for it to be a loan rather than a gift. If I were you (and this was my sister) I'd set it up exactly like a loan,...
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Post #51372384 added 07-02-2012 2:55 AM by slapshot136 in Archived Deals
as much as I hate doing it to a family member, interest is a repayment incentive, and I suggest you do as hAvAAck said - you can also offer reduced payments/etc. if she has tough times but has been...
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Post #51372600 added 07-02-2012 3:36 AM by Samwise Gamgee in Archived Deals
I think like may others they got caught up in the housing bubble. They both have jobs. They haven't been laid off. It's just that they couldn't keep up with the mortgage, along with everything...
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Post #53324074 added 09-19-2012 8:23 AM by jostle in Archived Deals
Give them the money and don't expect repayment. If you cant go this route or have reservations then you are not financially secure enough to be giving money to family. For the people considering...
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Post #53324380 added 09-19-2012 8:35 AM by saladdin in Archived Deals
Next it will be co-signing for a car. Nip this in the bud.
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Post #51445778 added 07-05-2012 9:39 AM by KPS in Archived Deals
We have been asked by siblings for loans over the years (big and small amts) and we have given them freely with no strings attached. We've been fortunate in that we were repaid in full, but honestly...
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Post #51376164 added 07-02-2012 8:01 AM by dhc014 in Archived Deals
Pick a minimum monthly payment amount and set up automatic monthly payments through online banking if possible.
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Post #51376274 added 07-02-2012 8:07 AM by SnakePlisken in Archived Deals
$1/yr for the next 1000 years sounds reasonable?
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Post #51377442 added 07-02-2012 8:58 AM by SnakePlisken in Archived Deals
adapted from the $1 million russian lottery
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Post #51384532 added 07-02-2012 1:17 PM by flatlight in Archived Deals
Loan them $1k. Charge them the minimum IRS interest. Gift them back the interest.
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Post #51374578 added 07-02-2012 6:40 AM by nav001 in Archived Deals
I would have the sibling write up the contract, it will at least bring a sense of responsibility to it, and show that you do want and expect the cash back. I would also stay away from saying...
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Post #51374590 added 07-02-2012 6:40 AM by dealgate in Archived Deals
If they pay it back, keep it in a fund for their kids when they are older.
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Post #51378646 added 07-02-2012 9:40 AM by vaultaddict in Archived Deals
Save yourself a lot of headaches. Just give them the money. No strings.
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Post #51376748 added 07-02-2012 8:28 AM by CDI in Archived Deals
^ I like it.
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Post #51380522 added 07-02-2012 10:51 AM by Brian1 in Archived Deals
I have a couple of rules when it comes to family and friends and money: 1. I NEVER lend family or friends money. 2. I will give a family member or friend money, but I have a "one time and...
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Post #51415264 added 07-03-2012 5:07 PM by Hpnotiqpenguin in Archived Deals
don't mix business with family... never turns out good and it could possibly turn into Judge Judy... with that said, if you can take the hit, loan it (afterall family) and understand when you can...
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Post #51421972 added 07-04-2012 12:22 AM by Samwise Gamgee in Archived Deals
Yeah, my sibling is aware I could probably do without the money. I don't have a family of my own. No mortgage. Just credit card bill. Yeah, not sure how the IRS fits into all this. I Googled...
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Post #51426406 added 07-04-2012 8:21 AM by heavylee in Archived Deals
When I was younger, I borrowed a couple thousand dollars from my brother. I needed it, he had it, and we both knew I wouldn't be able to pay him back for at least a while. But more and more time...
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Post #51431874 added 07-04-2012 1:28 PM by deathbyfire in Archived Deals
First degree family, never loan money, just give it. If you don't have the means to give away the money, then don't do it. But never ever expect or ask for it back.
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Post #51432312 added 07-04-2012 1:59 PM by wes in Archived Deals
I too take the Dave Ramsey approach on this. You can say "pay me back whenever" if pride is on the line, but when you give it never ask for it back. Sours relations until it's dealt with. Unless...
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Post #51439898 added 07-05-2012 3:47 AM by CDI in Archived Deals
How about taking 4-5 signed checks this time and actually cashing them? Tell them up front, you'll just keep them on you, and you'll cash them once every 4-6 months. They're moving into a rental...
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Post #53302032 added 09-18-2012 12:01 PM by ViciousTide in Archived Deals
The problem with many is they are buying more house or car then they can truely afford on True wages (after taxes, and taken into account work expenses, commute times, and the 50% energy levels after...

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