How to Lend Money to Family and Friends And Get Paid Back
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Official Family/Friend Loan Agreement:
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Many people need a loan at some point in their life. But some might have hindrances like poor credit or other things that may affect their ability to get a formal loan, which can put people in a sticky situation: asking to borrow money from family or friends.
This very common occurrence can put two close people in a difficult position.
But there is something that can help preserve familial relations and ensure that money eventually flows back to the lender.
In this video, we’ll cover how to lend money to family and friends and get paid back, as well as a few documents that’ll help keep familial relations (and lent money) secure. Watch for more, then head to the link above for more info.
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just created one today. thanks so much for your help.
This was absolutely fantastic 👏
Federal law states its a law to charge interest . .25% for 3 mo. loan . ,more for 6 mo. .5% 1.24% for 2-4 yrs + even family w paperwork and gift up to 12000
never again.
Do u have to go to a lawyer to write that up ?
Planning to loan funds to my mother that will be payable back to me upon the sale of her home (no timetable known on home sale, could be 3 months, 3 years or 10 years+ which is fine), can a promissory note be used for this purpose when the payback time-table is unknown?
Hello there. Unfortunately, we are unable to answer your question, because doing so would require providing legal advice, which we are not permitted to do. If you still have questions about this matter, consider consulting a local attorney. Best of luck!
What if I’m lending below 14,000?
IRS won’t tax me if interest had been charged?
Hello there. Unfortunately we are unable to respond to your specific situation, because doing so would involve providing you with legal advice, which we are not permitted to do. If you are still dealing with this issue, consider consulting a local attorney. Best of luck!
How about just only verbal agreement? I can file a case against him?
It's best to speak with a lawyer to explore your options.
You need proof