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Elohim

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Mar 23, 2023
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I've realised that even if I'm not dead yet, I have already started my suicide process, once I have everything I need ready, I am leaving
I was thinking to get a loan before this happens
I'm Brazilian but live in Ireland, I was thinking to get a loan, have so peace and joy for a while, and send the rest of the money to my mother.
Is there anything that happens with a debit after someone's death? In Ireland or europe
 
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locked*n*loaded

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Apr 15, 2022
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I live in the states and would imagine it's not all that much different with regard to loans. I'd say if you took out a loan and then died, the only other person responsible for paying it back would be a spouse (or other cosigner), assuming you're an adult. If you have assets, like a home, or a car, or a bank account, the entity that gave you the loan could pursue those to try and recoup some or all of their money. If you have nothing of value to go after, I would say they're out of luck and would just have to write off the loss. If you have a life insurance policy on you from work, or just a personal one on yourself, they could go after that, too. Basically, if you have anything of value, that's about all they could pursue. There's an old saying that, "you can't get blood out of a turnip", which means if you haven't got the means to pay, even after death, there just isn't anything to get.
 
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