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How People Borrow Money from Family and Friends
At one time or another in our lives we’ve all had to borrow money from someone. More often than not the first people we turn to in these situations are the people closest to us. iLoan wanted to dig deeper to find out just how people borrow money from family and friends.

They surveyed 800 people to try to learn more about how people borrow and lend money to one another. They wanted to specifically see who people borrow money from the most, how much money they typically borrow, what the money is used for, if the money is paid back, and most importantly if it has an impact on their relationship with that person.

The results of the survey produced some really interesting data. They turned the information from the survey and turned it into a really interesting and information infographic that can be seen below.

How People Borrow Money from Family and Friends

Infographic by: iloan.com

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How People Borrow Money from Family and Friends #Infographic

How People Borrow Money from Family and Friends
At one time or another in our lives we’ve all had to borrow money from someone. More often than not the first people we turn to in these situations are the people closest to us. iLoan wanted to dig deeper to find out just how people borrow money from family and friends.

They surveyed 800 people to try to learn more about how people borrow and lend money to one another. They wanted to specifically see who people borrow money from the most, how much money they typically borrow, what the money is used for, if the money is paid back, and most importantly if it has an impact on their relationship with that person.

The results of the survey produced some really interesting data. They turned the information from the survey and turned it into a really interesting and information infographic that can be seen below.

How People Borrow Money from Family and Friends

Infographic by: iloan.com

Share This Infographic On Your Site

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