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In most cases, your mortgage debt is generally paid out of your estate or by the person who inherits the home after you die. Your heir can either continue making the mortgage payments or sell the home and repay the loan from the sale proceeds.
Retirement Accounts, Insurance, Trusts When it comes to creditors, not all assets in an estate are handled in the same way. Retirement account assets and insurance proceeds with designated beneficiaries are treated differently than other assets and provide more protection from creditors.
Medical debt and hospital bills dont simply go away after death. In most states, they take priority in the probate process, meaning they usually are paid first, by selling off assets if need be.
Co-signed loans are generally the only kind of debt parents may be left with when a child dies. These may include student loans, car loans, or other personal loans. If the child was the primary borrower and they pass away, the co-signing parent may be required to repay the loan.
Secured Debts: Mortgages And Car Loans If heirs wish to keep a home, they may need to continue making mortgage payments or refinance in their names. Similar to mortgages, if theres an outstanding balance on car loans, heirs must decide whether to assume the debt or return the vehicle.