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Yes...absolutely...any loan from a bank...or anyone that declares BK is, if anything, more due! The others BK in no way changes YOUR obligation to pay...his BK may allow him to not pay some of his debts....it doesn't relieve any of yours. In fact, as your debt is now an asset of his that is going to be used/applied to his creditors to pay what he owes, the collection efforts will increase if anything...and have the backing of the US Bankruptcy Court and judges/lawyers, wanting to get the money to pay the creditors.

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Q: If a bank declares bankruptcy does a 401k loan still need to be paid?
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