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At 67 He’ll Co-Sign His Grandson’s $30,000 Car Loan. If the Payments Stop, the Debt Is His, and It Doesn’t Disappear When He Dies
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article highlights risks when a grandparent co-signs a grandson’s car loan: the co-signer may face consequences if payments stop, and the debt may affect the estate if the co-signer dies. It provides no figures or broader market implications.
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