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Please guys, i need your opinion and advice on this. My neighbor collected or let me say loaned money from me, i gave her the exact date to return without interest. Today is the day, she’s now saying she doesn’t have the money to clear the debts, it’s really serious here, i need your opinion. What should i do? Should i start adding daily interest or arrest her?
This actually happens and it is not a surprise that it is happening to you at this moment but what you need to do is to take it and follow through it carefully. It is very important for you to understand the kind of relationship between you and your neighbor and what excuse was given you for not payRead more
Any lender or creditor should always expect a thing like this. When once your money leaves your hands or pocket to the other person you should envisage an outcome such as this. This is why I only give out money I can afford to forget unless there's a good parameters on ground on how I can recover myRead more
Any lender or creditor should always expect a thing like this. When once your money leaves your hands or pocket to the other person you should envisage an outcome such as this. This is why I only give out money I can afford to forget unless there’s a good parameters on ground on how I can recover my money just like with the banks that get collateral as evidence incase you can’t pay up. So you have to start adding interest to the money there’s nothing you can do. Arresting her might not still solve the problem.
See lessIn as much as I understand how you feel, this is a gentlemanly kind of transaction. I would advice you to understand why she can't pay the debt. If it is genuine, take a humane approach and give her more time. Give room for her to renegotiate but this time, get a recorded commitment of the consequenRead more
In as much as I understand how you feel, this is a gentlemanly kind of transaction. I would advice you to understand why she can’t pay the debt. If it is genuine, take a humane approach and give her more time.
Give room for her to renegotiate but this time, get a recorded commitment of the consequences of not paying back and let her agree. With that, you would have legal grounds to take action.
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