He is owing like two people that you know. And he wants you to lend him money. Would you?

[Min George]

Imagine a person that you know that is owing like two people that you also know money. This debtor is now asking that you lend him money too.

Would you feel comfortable lending money to such a person? Or you would outrightly refuse to lend him money?

 

[Augusta]

This one is for one to use common sense and only lend the person if you have to only money you can forgo

 

[freelancermaria]

Rather than lending, I can give extra money I have, especially if the person is a family member. The same thing applies to a friend in need.

 

[eLdavis]

It depends on the kind of relationship i have with the person. If it's someone close to me, if i have the extra cash i would give them an amount am okay with loosing if he does not pay back.

 

[Springtime]

That depends on my relationship with him/her and why s(he) needs the money. If we are close friends and if I have spare money to lend, I'll lend him/her money.

 

[neku]

I avoid lending money to people I know because my parents had advised me against it. They said lending money would destroy the relationship, and the money would be lost.

 

[Kera]

As far as I am concerned, such a person already has a very bad credit score and there is no way that I would lend him or her money.

 

[Augusta]

Rather than lending, I can give extra money I have, especially if the person is a family member. The same thing applies to a friend in need.

That's the way to go. if you know they would not be able to pay back just dash them the one or little you can

 

[King Belieal]

It is already a red flag that the person is owing others. I won't lend money to such a person. I can give him or her money and forget about it.