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Does the loan need to be investigated?
The loan should be investigated. A loan survey generally includes the borrower's identity information, credit history, debt ratio, loan purpose and repayment source. The loan investigation should be based on on-the-spot investigation, supplemented by indirect investigation, and adopt ways and methods such as on-the-spot verification, telephone inquiry and information consultation. On the premise of not damaging the legitimate rights and interests of the borrower and controlling risks, the lender may prudently entrust a third party to handle some specific matters in the loan investigation.

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Article 14 of the Interim Measures for the Administration of Personal Loans

The loan investigation includes but is not limited to the following contents:

(1) Basic information of the borrower;

(2) The income of the borrower;

(3) the purpose of the loan;

(4) The source, ability and method of repayment of the borrower;

(5) Guarantor's willingness to guarantee, ability to guarantee, value of collateral (pledge) and liquidity.