Many guarantors are falling into debt when loans are not repaid


PETALING JAYA: In extending a helping hand to spouses, relatives or friends in need of money, they willingly and trustingly sign up as guarantors.

However, many of these guarantors later end up in a tight situation when the loans are not repaid, leading to some even being declared bankrupt or, worse, a few developing suicidal tendencies.

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