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If someone dies, what happens to their loan, who has to pay the rest?
Friday, August 27, 2021 IST
If someone dies, what happens to their loan, who has to pay the rest?

Have you ever wondered who pays the bank dues in this situation or whether the heir has to pay the remaining loan or is there some other rule for this?

 
 

Whenever there is a need for money, bank customers take a loan from the bank and keep paying it in installments. But, unfortunately, many times the borrower dies and a lot of loan money is left. Have you ever wondered who pays the bank dues in this situation or whether the heir has to pay the remaining loan or is there some other rule for this?
 
If you also want to know the solution to this question, then we tell you how the loan is paid in this situation and on which person is the responsibility of repaying this loan. Know what are the rules related to the loan after death and how it can be repaid…
 
What are the rules?
 
As per Money9 report, there is a different rule for every loan regarding repayment of loan after death. These rules are different in home loan, then the process is done differently for personal loan. Therefore, you have to understand for each loan, who pays the loan after the death of the borrower?
 
What are the rules in home loan?
 
Actually, whenever a home loan is taken, the papers of the house are mortgaged in lieu of the loan, that is, the house is mortgaged. In the case of a home loan, when the borrower dies, the co-borrower is responsible for the same. Or else the heir of the person has the responsibility of depositing the loan, if they can pay the loan then only they are given the responsibility.
 
Apart from this, they are given the option to sell the property and pay off the loan. If this is not the case, then the bank auctions the property kept against the loan and recovers the outstanding amount of the loan from it. Apart from this, many banks have started using a new option. Actually, an insurance is done at the time of taking the loan from the bank and if the person dies then the bank recovers it through insurance. So whenever you take a loan, you can ask the bank about this insurance.

 
 
 
 
 

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Shibu Chandran
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Serving political interests in another person's illness is the lowest form of human value. A 70+ y old lady has cancer.

November 28, 2016 05:00 IST
Shibu Chandran
2 hours ago

Serving political interests in another person's illness is the lowest form of human value. A 70+ y old lady has cancer.

November 28, 2016 05:00 IST
Shibu Chandran
2 hours ago

Serving political interests in another person's illness is the lowest form of human value. A 70+ y old lady has cancer.

November 28, 2016 05:00 IST
Shibu Chandran
2 hours ago

Serving political interests in another person's illness is the lowest form of human value. A 70+ y old lady has cancer.

November 28, 2016 05:00 IST


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