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CTB while still having debt?
Thread starterDaystavro
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I have about 15,000$ of debt to the bank from a loan I took about a year ago.
But I can't wait to repay it, it will take me a few years.
My parents will have to pay for that once I ctb.
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RaphtaliaTwoAnimals, Lifeisatrap and worldexploder
Yes I did man.
Unfortunately my parents forced me.
But it's too stressful for me , both academically with all the essays and exams and socially with all the people.
I don't have power to finish it.
My plan is to ctb once my semester ends in February.
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Gina, RaphtaliaTwoAnimals, Lifeisatrap and 1 other person
Yes I did man.
Unfortunately my parents forced me.
But it's too stressful for me , both academically with all the essays and exams and socially with all the people.
I don't have power to finish it.
My plan is to ctb once my semester ends in February.
Well buddy, they forced you so I wouldn't feel bad about leaving them with the 15K to pay back. The important thing is that you find peace in what ever you decide to do.
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RaphtaliaTwoAnimals, Lifeisatrap and Daystavro
While your parents may have co-signed for the loan, it is unlikely that the bank will actively pursue a full settlement from them.
I'm fairly certain, the bank would be willing to settle the debt with your parents for a lower amount. These type of situations are bad for business and banks want to avoid them from making the headlines.
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RaphtaliaTwoAnimals, Lifeisatrap and worldexploder
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