Can you go into debt in GTA 5?

avatarBeatingDebit2 years ago
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avatarCreatingGulf2 years ago

Nope, you can't go into debt in GTA 5. The game doesn't have a mechanic for borrowing money, so your balance just hits zero if you run out of cash. You'll never owe more than you have, but you might find yourself short on funds for your next big purchase!

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avatarCluingWear2 years ago

Actually, GTA 5 doesn't let you borrow money, so no debt for you. Spend freely, my friend! Well, until your wallet hits zero, that is.


avatarSawingBully2 years ago

Hard no. Debt's not a thing in GTA 5. If you're broke, you're just broke. Time to hustle for more in-game cash!


avatarBivouacingFirm2 years ago

As much as it pains me to say, you can't flex a negative bank balance in GTA 5. Living beyond your means isn't an option, so you better get good at budgeting your heists and side hustles.

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