Do u think u can trust yr good friends 100%

• lovesgarfield

  16 Jul 10, 07:33

  For example, if they ask u to lend $5k to them, will u agree?

• ditzy

  16 Jul 10, 07:54

  Don't have 5K to lend, how to lend?

• Deino

  16 Jul 10, 07:58

  depends on how well you know the person and what financial background you have..

• ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~

  16 Jul 10, 09:43

  talk money spoil feelings...

• dragg

  16 Jul 10, 09:45

  if there is no conflict of interest friends will be friends.

   

• av98m

  16 Jul 10, 09:46

  lending money(large amounts) to friends is one of the surefire ways to end the friendship. 

• ditzy

  16 Jul 10, 09:50

  In my personal experience, even if your good friend earns 2 figures more than you, he will still not return the money.

• dragg

  16 Jul 10, 09:53

  i once loaned my friend 10k.  he returned the money shortly.  but it set the precedence.  he came back for more loans.

  in the end he borrowed from nearly everyone of our friends. 

  when i was still working his salary was doubled mine.

   

• eagle

  16 Jul 10, 10:02

  Depends on lend for what use also.

  If he/she borrows because of emergencies like medical bills or (touch wood) funeral expenses, I will lend. But treat it as good as gone first.

   

  $5k is absolute, not relative, so different people will give you different answers.

• Genie99a

  16 Jul 10, 10:10

  Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:

  talk money spoil feelings...

  
  Best 2 answers selected by Genie the Troll.

   

  Kind Regards

   

  Genie

• Genie99a

  16 Jul 10, 10:12

  Originally posted by av98m:

  lending money(large amounts) to friends is one of the surefire ways to end the friendship. 

  
  Best answers selected by Genie the Troll.

   

  Kind Regards

   

  Genie

• Genie99a

  16 Jul 10, 10:13

  Originally posted by av98m:

  lending money(large amounts) to friends is one of the surefire ways to end the friendship. 

  
  Best answers selected by Genie the Troll.

   

  Kind Regards

   

  Genie

• Genie99a

  16 Jul 10, 10:13

  Originally posted by av98m:

  lending money(large amounts) to friends is one of the surefire ways to end the friendship. 

  
  Best answers selected by Genie the Troll.

   

  Kind Regards

   

  Genie

• Genie99a

  16 Jul 10, 10:14

  Sorry for trolling.... actually dunno wtf happened post x 3????

   

  Kind Regards

   

  Genie

• Xcert

  16 Jul 10, 11:03

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Don't have 5K to lend, how to lend?

  me too...and I dunno whether its a good thing or not...

• BlueBlack Pie

  16 Jul 10, 13:23

  if i got SGD$1B, why not?

• gigabyte14

  16 Jul 10, 14:02

  my frens

  loan me 1k before also

  too good liao

  and yea, trust 1000%

• Ä«Õß:¸ïÀë

  16 Jul 10, 14:11

  when he borrow from you, he beg and call you lao peh.....

  when you wanna get back money from him, you beg and call him lao peh...... and you can't get back a single cents !!

  

• BlueBlack Pie

  16 Jul 10, 14:13

  Originally posted by Ä«Õß:¸ïÀë:

  when he borrow from you, he beg and call you lao peh.....

  when you wanna get back money from him, you beg and call him lao peh...... and you can't get back a single cents !!

  

  so old sch and lame

• Junyang700

  16 Jul 10, 14:13

  If both working adults, write IOU with thumbprint would be good.

• gigabyte14

  16 Jul 10, 14:19

  Originally posted by Ä«Õß:¸ïÀë:

  when he borrow from you, he beg and call you lao peh.....

  when you wanna get back money from him, you beg and call him lao peh...... and you can't get back a single cents !!

  

  not in my case bro

• Ä«Õß:¸ïÀë

  16 Jul 10, 15:30

  Originally posted by BlueBlack Pie:

  so old sch and lame

  yeah..... old sch, lame....but its true!

  some ppl really kena this kind of situation

• TYING

  16 Jul 10, 16:16

  It depends. If the 5k is to go Japan and tour, No way 

• QX179R

  16 Jul 10, 16:19

  no..
  when it comes to $$, u noe who ur true fren really is..

• littlemissbonkers

  16 Jul 10, 19:59

  If you're gonna lend them the money, then u better be mentally prepared to never see it again.

  It's not about trust. It's about whether u can afford it.