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- Things you should know before agreeing to be a guarantor for a loanBy standing guarantor for another person’s loan, you will reduce your own loan eligibility to the extent of the amount of loan that you sta...
- Bill to amend Central Warehousing Corporations Act tabledThe government has also not given any guarantee besides the payment of minimum guaranteed dividend as required under some provisions of the...
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- Before you turn a loan guarantor understand the financial liabilities you will incurIt is important to understand the financial liabilities you will incur since you may have to pay the dues if the borrower were to default.
- Guarantor is as much responsible as borrower for loan repaymentIt is important to understand that as a guarantor on any form of loan, one is equally responsible to ensure the repayment of the loan.
- Should you be a guarantor for a loan? Find outTake on the financial commitment only if you have the ability to repay a loan if the borrower defaults.
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