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Asked: September 14, 20232023-09-14T09:19:16+00:00 2023-09-14T09:19:16+00:00In: Money & Business

As a civil servants, can I also borrow money?

As a civil servants, can I also borrow money?

Some civil servants preferred borrowing money to run a business and they will deduct the money from their salary.

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  1. 2023-09-14T13:02:26+00:00Added an answer on September 14, 2023 at 1:02 pm

    Yes, as a civil servants, you can also borrow money. Most of these civil servants you see borrow money to build their houses, establish their businesses or even extend it, most of them too also borrow money to further their children education. There's one civil servant that borrowed money to completRead more

    Yes, as a civil servants, you can also borrow money. Most of these civil servants you see borrow money to build their houses, establish their businesses or even extend it, most of them too also borrow money to further their children education. There’s one civil servant that borrowed money to complete his house project, he’s now a house owner, then paying back the money he borrowed on monthly basis. So it’s true that civil servants can borrow money and do anything, then repay back with their money salary.

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    2023-09-15T01:26:40+00:00Added an answer on September 15, 2023 at 1:26 am

    Yes, a civil servants can borrow money when he or she is not financially fitted, everyone has the right to collect loan and pay back in time. A civil servants can apply for a loan when he or she get emergency or planing double income stream. A sack civil servants can apply for loan to start up a busRead more

    Yes, a civil servants can borrow money when he or she is not financially fitted, everyone has the right to collect loan and pay back in time.

    A civil servants can apply for a loan when he or she get emergency or planing double income stream.

    A sack civil servants can apply for loan to start up a business, it can happen that unfortunately civil servants get sack, he or she can apply for loan to start up a business and survive with it.

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