MountFujiView
Sat Oct 19 2024
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6 answers
1173
Is FTX able to pay back?
I'm concerned about the financial situation of FTX. Given the recent news and market rumors, I'm wondering if FTX has the ability to repay its debts or liabilities. Can they actually make good on their financial commitments?
Chloe_carter_model
Sun Oct 06 2024
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7 answers
1408
Is a grant typically money that you have to pay back?
I'm curious about the nature of grants and how they differ from loans. Specifically, is a grant typically money that one is obligated to pay back, or is it considered a form of non-repayable financial assistance? Understanding this distinction would help me better navigate financial opportunities and avoid any misunderstandings regarding repayment obligations.
SamuraiWarrior
Thu Sep 26 2024
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5 answers
1116
Do you pay Kickstarter back?
Hello there, I'm curious about a common misconception surrounding crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter. Could you please clarify if, as a backer, one is expected to "pay Kickstarter back" in any way? I've heard some confusion about whether backers are making a donation or an investment, and if there's any financial obligation beyond the initial pledge. Your insight would be greatly appreciated.
DigitalLord
Wed Sep 25 2024
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What happens if you don't pay back a flex loan?
I'm curious, could you explain to me what happens if someone fails to repay a flex loan? Do lenders have the right to take legal action? Are there any negative consequences for one's credit score or future borrowing ability? It would be helpful to understand the potential ramifications of not meeting the repayment terms of a flex loan.
Giulia
Tue Sep 24 2024
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6 answers
1066
Do you have to pay back leverage?
I understand that leverage is a tool used in cryptocurrency and finance to amplify potential gains or losses. But I'm curious, do you actually have to pay back the leverage you borrow if you use it? Let's say I take out leverage to trade, and things don't go as planned. Am I obligated to repay that amount, or is there some sort of risk management in place to protect me from being overwhelmed by debt? Clarifying this point would be greatly appreciated.
