accept favours to avoid debts? Hi,

I wonder if there is a reason to accept favours or if "favour" means future debts and should be radically avoided.

I am interested in reading different opinions about this.

Regards.

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it depends on who's doing the favour some people i wouldn't except the favour from because i know i have taken a debt on but some people i will gladly do anything for, so i guess use your own judgement and don't get into debt.

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My mom's advice: "Neither a borrower nor a lender be." This especially includes family and friends, because the results can often ruin a relationship. If the favor involves money, borrow it from a legitimate lending agency, like the bank. This way there is a legal, binding contract between the lender and the borrower. It will save a lot of hard feelings. If you insist on lending or giving money to someone, don't automatically expect that it will be returned. Many times the borrower resents being asked for its repayment, and the lender becomes the "bad guy".

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it depends on if the person is trustworthy in my opinion.

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