Why Scripture Urges Caution with Co-Signing
Faith & Finance Minute
It’s hard to name the most painful financial decision, but for many, co-signing a loan ranks near the top. Rob West reminds us while the Bible doesn’t forbid co-signing, it does urge caution. So if you are considering co-signing a loan, pause, praying, and proceed with caution.
Show Notes
It’s hard to name the most painful financial decision, but for many, co-signing a loan ranks near the top. Rob West reminds us while the Bible doesn’t forbid co-signing, it does urge caution. So if you are considering co-signing a loan, pause, praying, and proceed with caution.
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