Unfortunately when you cosigned the loan you are on it - no matter the outcome. You could check what your options are with the lenders incase they have their own set of rules or/also check with a lawyer.
That is up to the lender. However, the reason the lender required a co-signer in the first place was to guarantee someone would pay the loan. Lenders do not normally let co-signers off the hook. Co-signers should check out their obligations and responsibilities before they agree to sign. Before you co-sign please ask yourself:
In the United States, you have to be 18. It used to be 16, but it is no longer.
No, an athletic scholarship only pays for undergraduate school. But it is possible that a person can go to school longer then four years if that person was given a red-shirt by the institution.
it is a person name like my friend we went to school together
The longer a person waits to pursue an education, the less likely he or she is to achieve it.
If the school gave a person money from a fundraiser, it will depend on what the money was for or what they asked them to do with the money. If the person is supposed to keep it safe and give it to someone, they should carry out the instructions and not keep it. If it was a fundraiser put together for that person's benefit, thank the school and put the money towards its intended use.
probably in person in a get together or over a cell phone.
There is no longer a riding school in Meldreth.
Talk to the other person it could be that they think of you as just a good friend.
Broadgreen International School's motto is 'Care together , Work together , Learn together , Excel together'.
Little Ilford School's motto is 'Learning Together, Achieving Together, Succeeding Together'.
No.
It depends on the type of school. Private School: If the school in question is a private school, then it will most likely be a new person buying out the school to own it. This is often the case with schools that have fell into disrepair, the students getting bad grades etc etc. Public School: With a public school, a total buyout would mean that it no longer belonged to the council that ran it.