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2. How to get friends and family to pay you back for a personal loan

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   The decision to lend a large sum of money to a friend or family member isn’t always an easy one. You may be strapped for time, and sometimes there are just as many reasons to say no as there are ...

3. 5 Rules for Lending Money to Friends - AOL

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   We've all been there. A good friend ends up in a financial pickle and our first instinct is to come to the rescue. Great idea, right? Well, maybe. Check Out: 11 Grocery Items To Buy at Dollar Tree...

4. Lending Money to Friends: How to Ensure Good Karma, Not ... - AOL

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   A tale of two loans and two friendships: Guiliano Stiglitz, an executive who lives in Miami and London, says he has never had any resentment over money he loaned to a friend, even as much as $200.

5. Tanda (informal loan club) - Wikipedia

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   Yahoo Finance, for instance, created the short-lived Tanda app which allowed friends and families to participate in the same group without being closely located geographically.) [11] These platforms help solve the problems that are generated by the traditional tanda, like transparency, organization, localization, and money collection and ...

6. Hui (informal loan club) - Wikipedia

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   The basic premise of the model is a group of close friends and family members coming together once a month and contributing a fixed amount of the money into a money pool. Every time, one member of the group will be chosen to withdraw the entire lump sum from the pool, often for purpose of down payments towards houses or cars or to start a new ...

7. The Pitfalls of Lending Money to Friends and Family - AOL

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   With millions of people out of work and struggling financially, don't be surprised if friends or family hit you up for a loan. Here are the pitfalls to avoid.