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Anonymous (ID: 5bCTVv/s) United States No.509468956 >>509469034 >>509469102 >>509469350
When you die does your debt just go away?
Anonymous (ID: BDGF374h) Canada No.509469034 >>509469216
>>509468956 (OP)
In both Canada and the USA, debts don't simply disappear when someone dies. Instead, they become the responsibility of the deceased's estate, which must settle these debts before any assets are distributed to beneficiaries. If the estate's assets are insufficient to cover all debts, some debts, particularly unsecured ones, may go unpaid.
Anonymous (ID: Yr0LRfLt) Australia No.509469102
>>509468956 (OP)
Depends where you live. Here it does so i'm 100% debt maxxing, cashing it out, giving it to my kids then kicking the bucket as is Aussie tradition.

In the US you'll just fuck your kids if you do that.
Anonymous (ID: qu0o/FbA) No.509469216
>>509469034
In other words: the debts are unpaid in, most cases.

Gee wizz retard
Anonymous (ID: Ml2bHrgF) United States No.509469350
>>509468956 (OP)
>When you die does your debt just go away?

No, the banks go after your beneficiaries and inheritors. Its actually possible to inherit debt from someone and no assets.