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Good for you Qaz, I agree with the others. Sounds like this guy is a friend afterall, just really hopeless with his money. Get that contract signed, and keep on his case if he starts to fall behind, but hopefully you'll end up with your money and your friend. Maybe this will be a learning...

And unfortunately this is the type men seem to fall for. The ditzy one who spends all her time and money in beauty salons and won't question him. Give a man a woman who is attractive but independant and intelligent and they are scared crapless of her. :)

I wouldn't be worried about this. If he is a true friend he'll be grateful for the help you gave him, and when paid back you'll still have a friendship (if you still want one that is). If he gets nasty over this and doesn't want the friendship to continue then you know he's no real mate and...

I'm sorry, you are way too soft, and this "friend" is taking you for a ride! $100/week is a joke, he should be paying at least $300/week on his sort of salary. And to borrow for the wedding and paying off TV etc. He is a fool, and any true friend would actually have a conscience about owing...

If you're worried you won't see your money again, I'd be wanting to try and formalise it, but give him an incentive to do so. He's on a very good income and in my opinion, also agree he should be able to pay it off in less than a year easily! However, let's say he's used to a comfortable...