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Debt Acknowledgment
Sometimes you lend money to a friend, a family member, or a business partner with nothing more than a handshake. A Debt Acknowledgment fixes that by creating a written record where the borrower formally admits they owe a specific amount. It’s not a full loan agreement — it’s simpler than that. It just confirms the debt exists, states the amount, and may outline basic repayment terms. If things go sideways, this document can be your best evidence in court. Our free template covers the debtor and creditor details, the amount owed, and repayment conditions. Download as PDF or Word.
Loan Agreement
Lending money to a friend, family member, or business partner? Handshake deals go south fast when memories differ. A Loan Agreement puts the amount, interest rate, repayment schedule, and late-payment penalties in black and white — protecting both the lender and the borrower. It's the difference between a favor and a legal obligation. Our template covers secured and unsecured loans, prepayment terms, default remedies, and governing law. Enter the loan details, preview in real time, and download as PDF or Word — free, no account needed.
Payment Plan Agreement
Owe money but can't pay it all at once? Or someone owes you and you'd rather get paid in installments than not at all? A Payment Plan Agreement breaks a debt into manageable chunks — setting the amount, frequency, interest (if any), late fees, and what triggers a default. It protects both sides and keeps the arrangement enforceable. Our template covers the total balance, installment schedule, payment method, penalties, and acceleration clauses. Fill in the terms, preview in real time, and download as PDF or Word — free, no account needed.
Promissory Note
Lending money to a friend, family member, or business partner? A handshake isn't enough. A Promissory Note puts the loan terms in writing — the amount, interest rate, repayment schedule, and what happens if payments are missed. It protects the lender's right to collect and gives the borrower clear expectations. Whether it's a personal loan or a business advance, having it documented makes all the difference. Our free template covers principal, interest, late fees, and default terms. Fill it out, preview, and download as PDF or Word.