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You are still respnsible for paying should the borrower die.

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Q: What happens if you co-signed a car loan and the primary borrower dies?
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If the primary borrower dies is the cosigner now resonsible for the loan?

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What happens if a relative cosigns for a business loan and he dies?

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Does cosigner have to pay back loan if original signer dies?

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What happens to a promissory note when the person it is endorsed to dies?

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What are the rights of cosigner of inheriting when the primary dies?

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What happens if the primary borrower dies and the cosigner used her home as collateral?

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