Gave, not loaned. That much implies a real need and I didn't expect repayment.

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Jun 27, 2017
1:32:46pm

byujag All-American

also, giving instead of loaning reduces the potential for hurt feelings when the recipient stiffs you.

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rivercitycoug

6/27/17 1:10pm

Yes, but I treated it like a gift because I didn't want to ruin a relationship

Mikey

6/27/17 1:12pm

Did the same. Haven't seen the money but don't care for this reason

nuts

6/27/17 1:17pm

No - But I've given $1,000 as a gift with no expectation of repayment.

garyfan

6/27/17 1:14pm

Some paid me back. Some didn't. You have to know going into it you are "giving"

The Dude Abides

6/27/17 1:15pm

Poll fail. I haven't loaned that much money but that doesn't mean I wouldn't.

Napoli

6/27/17 1:18pm

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rivercitycoug

6/27/17 1:21pm

Sold my car to a friend. He paid me a third of the agreed price

Twin Roots

6/27/17 1:24pm

Gave, not loaned. That much implies a real need and I didn't expect repayment.

byujag

6/27/17 1:32pm

Combo of a few of them.

crack

6/27/17 1:36pm

Have given more than that....never loaned.

NOCAL_YFAN

6/27/17 1:45pm

I've "given" thousands of dollars to my kids. And did it willingly with love.

ClackamasCoug

6/27/17 1:51pm

... and way back in the day, my parents help us out a lot.

ClackamasCoug

6/27/17 1:52pm

No, but I would.

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