I don't need a guarantor for provident fund loans. My house is a provident fund loan. Not only do you not need a guarantor, you don't even need proof of income and tax payment. Maybe the policies of different provinces are different. The word "guarantee" embodies the risk. It is said that provident fund loans need not be guaranteed. As long as I meet the requirements, I can borrow money to buy a house in my own name, and the name of the house is also my suggestion. When he asks you to guarantee, he puts all the risks on you. He can say something that won't let you take any risks. Isn't this a lie with your eyes open? Do you believe it? I really don't give you any risks. Your brother should promise. Buying a house for your brother is none of your business. Your own house is not guaranteed. It is estimated that your brother has made up his mind not to return it. Not cold-blooded, but some relatives turned against each other, worse than enemies. ...