It's fairly common for people to ask a family member to co-sign a loan, but a parent asking an adult child who just graduated from college for such help is a different story.
Imagine Becky, a 23-year-old whose parents recently asked her to co-sign a $50,000 personal loan. Becky's parents hope the loan will allow them to consolidate credit card balances carrying interest rates between 25% and 35%. They told her they can't qualify for a favorable rate on their own, despite earning a combined income of roughly $90,000.
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Imagine Becky, a 23-year-old whose parents recently asked her to co-sign a $50,000 personal loan. Becky's parents hope the loan will allow them to consolidate credit card balances carrying interest rates between 25% and 35%. They told her they can't qualify for a favorable rate on their own, despite earning a combined income of roughly $90,000.
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