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cosign
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cosign v. to sign a promissory note or other obligation in order to share liability for the obligation.


cosign verb accredit, answer for, approve, assure, authorize, back, be surety for, certify, confirm, countersign, endorse, give assurance, give one's signature, guarantee, indorse, insure, promise, ratify, secure, support, undersign, underwrite, validate, vouch for
Associated concepts: accommodation indorser, accommooation party
See also: indorse, witness


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If you now know that cosigning a personal loan can have a bearing on your own personal finances, you should always make sure that the loan information if set up.
Cosigning a Qualified Education Loan Parents occasionally are required to cosign their child's education loans because of the student child's lack of credit history.
If you are unable to make your payments, they may be required to make the payments themselves, since they have taken on the responsibility by cosigning.
 
 
 
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