A good rule about lending money is to lend it and never expect to see it again. That way you won't be upset when it's not repaid. If and when it does get repaid then you will be happy. If you can't lend it with the expectation that it won't be repaid then don't lend it.
It has been said that when you loan money to a friend you will lose one or the other. I never loan money to friends or family, I do give it to them if I can afford it and tell them that they must help someone else in the future.
Don't be a sucker twice. Tell them pay up or shove off. Chalk it up to experience unless it's a large sum, then it's small claims court.
from a friend or at school if you bring it back
i think you should not borrow the money because how are you going to pay back but if you have a plan to pay back go ahead and borrow
nothing you borrow it and you pay it back in a certin amount of time in smaller amounts
Ethically: If you borrow, you should repay.
You can borrow it from your Whole Life cash value, sometimes you can finance it in, money back from the seller for closing costs, borrow it, etc.
It's to borrow money from the bank and pay back later.
borrow from a friend, parents, grandparent, tell them you will pay them back, and mean it
Well id depends what you gave him money for. If he just needed to borrow some, and if he is a gentleman, he will pay you back. Trust me, he;ll hold you in much higher esteem because of it too.
Principal is the amount of money you borrow. Interest is the fee charged by the lender (or bank) to use their money. The total amount of money you pay back is the principle + interest.
You borrow money and must pay back in full plus interest.
No, the money you borrow for college you have to pay back at the end of the game. It is just student loans.
If you borrow a sum of money you will have to pay back 7% more than you borrowed.