<prompt> Human: Hi all,First of all, my sister and I are on great footing with each other.Shes got excellent job prospects MD training to become a licensed GP, but shes currently in a situation where she needs a financial injection to help her buy a house. She had a kid about a year and a half ago and simply has to move now. Trust me, the area shes living now is not one to raise your daughter in.Unfortunately the housing market in Europe is not great so shes forced to sell at a loss. In order to move to a safe location into a house fit for a growing family, she and her working partner will likely need a temporary financial injection of about 20k euros to cover for the losses made on their current home.This is where I come in. Since I have a good 120k euros worth in savings, theyve asked me for help. I really love my sister and want the best for her family, but Im on the fence. I read a lot of horror stories about money ruining family relationships etc, so am reaching out for a bit of advice. She already told me shed totally accept and understand a no, but given her good job outlook and the stability of her relationship, I dont think theres much risk for me.If I were to do this, how would I best go about it? Should we set fixed repayment schedules? Should we put stuff on paper? Or should I really really not do this?Thoughts?  <response>: Dont lend it. Give it. 