Question from a reader:
I am a multiple debtor. I am able to make my monthly repayments without any issues, and I enjoy seeing my debt decrease little by little. Is this something strange?
Being a multiple debtor generally carries a strong negative image due to the potential for significant financial burden. However, in cases like
Question from a reader:
I am struggling with the priority of debt repayment. Currently, I have a debt of 100,000 yen with Company A at an annual interest rate of 13.5%, and a debt of 400,000 yen with Company B at an annual interest rate of 18%. Both my wife and I work, with my wife being a company employee and
Question from a reader:
If I fully repay my debt, does the mortgage automatically disappear? I found out that the mortgage does not disappear and that a “mortgage cancellation registration” is necessary. What is the reason for this procedure? Are there other rights that also require cancellation registration?
When a debt is fully repaid,
Question from a Reader:
I’ve heard that if Mizuhara Ippei gets out of the piggy bank, he will have to return 2.5 billion yen to Otani Shohei. I think it’s impossible to pay back such a large amount of money. Is there a way to use the statute of limitations so he doesn’t have to pay it back?
Question from Readers:
Has all the money borrowed by Komuro-san’s mother been repaid? I’m curious about it.
Recently, I’ve heard discussions about the money that Komuro-san’s mother borrowed. It seems that her son, Kei-san, repaid the principal, but there were various additional costs involved. Considering expenses like the sale of the apartment, the cost of
Reader’s Question:
Has Komuro-san’s mother fully repaid the money she borrowed? I became curious after hearing about the incident involving Mami Motogami.
The issue of the money borrowed by Komuro-san’s mother has been frequently discussed lately. After watching the news, I felt a sense of unease. Especially with the incident involving Mami Motogami, it seems
Reader’s Question:
Did Komuro-san’s mother repay all the money she borrowed? I’m curious about that.
Recently, there has been talk about the repayment of the money borrowed by Komuro-san’s mother. Honestly, I was also wondering what happened. It seems that while her son Kei has repaid the principal, the situation is not that simple.
Question from a reader:
Currently 40 years old, Issei Mizuhara has a confirmed five-year prison sentence and is burdened with a debt of 2.8 billion yen. Is there a way for him to pay it off while still alive? If you have any advice, please share.
Recently, while having tea with friends at a café, an intriguing
