If I co-sign my wife's student loan, and she passes away before repayment, am I required to still pay the loan off?
Yes. Being a cosigner makes you equally liable for the debt. If your wife passes, you are still liable to pay.
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Yes. Being a cosigner makes you equally liable for the debt. If your wife passes, you are still liable to pay.
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