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‘My mum spent S$100k repaying their loans’: Man says brother’s debts have devastated his family

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July 3, 2026
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SINGAPORE: A person took to social media to share that his aged mother and father have spent S$100,000 paying off his youthful brother’s money owed after he allegedly borrowed from mortgage sharks to help his international spouse’s lavish life-style.

Posting on Reddit, the person stated his 35-year-old brother, who works as a technician in a manufacturing unit, has been supporting his Filipina spouse for years.

Even earlier than the couple tied the knot, his brother was allegedly footing the invoice for his spouse’s buying, usually giving her cash for “new garments, footwear and designer baggage.” Every time she was unemployed, he would additionally give her money to ship again to her household within the Philippines.

“That Pinoy (Filipino) has 2 children again in her nation. She has been sending all her wage again to the Philippines and makes use of my brother’s wage as her bills right here in Singapore.”

“Even when she’s between jobs or out of job, she nonetheless needs my brother to ship cash to her household again within the Philippines and proceed her buying habits. She’s additionally always travelling forwards and backwards to the Philippines prefer it’s JB.”

The person shared that his sister-in-law stop her job within the F&B sector after she turned pregnant.

Sadly, the buying sprees by no means stopped.

They borrowed from loansharks

Finally, the state of affairs turned so financially strained that his brother may now not sustain. 

Quite than reducing again on bills, the person claimed his sister-in-law inspired him to borrow cash to proceed funding their life-style.

His brother allegedly ended up taking loans from a mortgage shark, whereas his sister-in-law can be stated to have borrowed cash herself.

“This entire factor exploded when the mortgage shark wished cost from my brother and my brother has not a single cent left in his financial institution. This mortgage shark thingy continues to occur throughout these 2 years.”

Because the money owed snowballed, the burden ultimately fell on their mother and father, who’ve since spent round S$100,000 attempting to bail the couple out. 

“So far, I believe my mother has spent S$100k repaying all their loans. That Pinoy actually has no disgrace in threatening my mother with the newborn in her stomach. She requested my mother to settle her newest mortgage and she’s going to depart after giving beginning to the newborn.”

The basis trigger

Whereas a lot of his frustration was directed at his sister-in-law, the person stated his brother was additionally accountable for permitting the state of affairs to proceed.

“I do know the basis trigger is my brother; he allowed all these to occur. And my mother additionally continues to repay their money owed, which is why they don’t really feel a pinch. Having stated all that, I completely don’t have any management over what my brother thinks and does.” 

“He’s all the time doing what that Pinoy instructed him. On my mother’s facet, it doesn’t matter what I instructed her, she’s all the time on the smooth facet—I don’t agree with what she did, however I perceive her too. That’s her son.”

Feeling caught, the person turned to Reddit for recommendation, asking if there was any authorized option to defend his mother and father and distance them from the couple.

“What can I do legally to get these 2 out of my father or mother’s life? Or is there any manner that I can get that Pinoy out of my mother and father’ home and even again to the Philippines? What can I do to assist my mother and father? My mother and father’ hearts are so damaged due to him.”

Reddit customers say state of affairs unlikely to vary

Commenters responding to the publish stated the state of affairs was tough to resolve until the household dynamics modified.

Some described it as a “hopeless case,” whereas others pointed to the brother and mom as the primary causes the cycle continued.

One commenter wrote that the brother was the reason for the difficulty, whereas the mom was “the enabler.”

One other urged that he depart the home for his personal good. “Sadly, depart them. and try out by yourself. Good luck.”

In the meantime, a 3rd person suggested, “Perhaps begin planning for the worst-case situation. Who owns the HDB that your mom is staying in? Please attempt to keep watch over stopping your mom from promoting the HDB/transferring possession to your bro.” 

“Additionally, in case your mom has some cash with you, hold it secure. If not, perhaps attempt to persuade and safeguard some for her, as she may find yourself penniless after this (and sure, it’s going to nonetheless find yourself as your drawback). Similar factor along with her jewelry, and so forth.”/TISG

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