In the first and second cases, it depends on whether the guarantee you made for your husband is general liability or joint liability.

1. In the case of general liability, if your husband fails to repay the loan within the due date, the beneficiary of the guarantee agreement will seek compensation from your husband first. If the recovery fails, he will pursue compensation from you; 2. If it is joint and several, Once the liability is overdue, the beneficiary of the guarantee agreement can pursue compensation from your husband or you; the above two situations cannot be confused with your marital relationship. As long as you make a guarantee, it will have legal effects, so even if If you divorce your husband and fail to repay the loan overdue, you will still have to bear the legal liability for the above guarantee.

2. Under normal circumstances, the validity period of the guarantee agreement is after the expiration of the main contract, and the guarantor's liability needs to be postponed for 24 months to remain valid. This means that after the loan contract you signed expires, this guarantee The agreement generally covers 24 months after the expiration of the loan agreement. If the loan becomes non-performing, the guarantee agreement will still be effective within 24 months. For this, you can check the validity period of the guarantee agreement at that time.

To sum up, if you give your husband a guaranteed loan in the bank, if your husband fails to repay it when it is due, you will bear certain responsibilities, and your marriage will not have any legal effect. Change.