After the debtor dies, the bank can sue his successor. If this person cashed out a lot of money from all his bank cards before his life, then his son or daughter is his heir. If they have assets in their names, they definitely need to repay them. But it also depends on how much money he inherited from the borrower. For example, his son and daughter inherited his ten dollars, but it is definitely impossible to pay back 65438+ ten thousand dollars.

Some people think that I cashed out all my bank cards before I died, so I can't pay back the money. After all, I'm dead and the bank can't find anyone. But if you have other assets in your name, then these things will definitely be offset. After all, if you can have a lot of trust cards, generally speaking, your income should be relatively high and stable, and you will definitely have a lot of property after you die, so the bank will definitely start with your property.

If you still have money in your bank card after you leave again, the bank will directly deduct it, no matter which bank card it is. Secondly, they will belong to your heirs. If the heir has money, let the heir. If the heir does not return it, he can also sue. But if you don't have any job, your child's money, then the bank has little to do and may be treated as bad debts.

But such behavior is wrong after all, and it is a bit shameless, because it is not just a question of money, but also a question of face. If you die, everything will be solved, but have you thought about your children? This will definitely have some influence on him. In case his credit information goes bad, it will be difficult for him to survive in this society in the future. After all, it is irresponsible to leave such troubles to others, let alone your own children. Do you have the heart?