Payment Plan Template



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Whether you manage the finances at work or at home, adequate communication is essential and important. Accurately keeping track of financial data is not only critical for running the day-to-day operations of your small or medium-sized business, but it is also important when seeking funds from investors or lenders to grow your business to the next level. 

Payment Plan content:

The following articles are included:

  • Parties (Creditor, Debtor, Cosigner)
  • Balance
  • Discounted balance
  • Repayment plan
  • Down-payment
  • Interest rate
  • Repayment period
  • Late payment
  • Prepayment
  • Co-signer
  • Default
  • Governing law
  • Severability
  • Additional terms & conditions 
  • Entire agreement 
  • Co-signer’s signature 
  • Creditor’s signature

This Payment Installment Agreement {{“Agreement”}} dated , 20, is by and between:
Creditor: , with a mailing address of , City of , State of , Zip  {{“Creditor”}}, and Debtor: , with a mailing address of , City of , State of , Zip  {{“Debtor”}}.
HEREINAFTER, the Debtor and Creditor {{“Parties”}} agrees to the following: BALANCE. At the time of this Agreement, the Debtor owes the Creditor the amount of  Dollars ($) (“Current Balance”) for: (check one)- an Outstanding Balance. Property described as: Service described as:- Other: 
DISCOUNTED BALANCE. In consideration of the Debtor’s faith to repay the Current Balance in this Agreement, the Creditor agrees to: (check one) No Discounted Balance. The Debtor shall pay the full Current Balance (“Amount Owed”).  A Discounted Balance. The Debtor shall only be obligated to pay the discounted amount of  Dollars ($) ("Amount Owed"). If the Debtor should default under any of the terms of this Agreement, the Debtor shall owe the Creditor the Current Balance in addition to other penalties, fees, and any accumulated interest. REPAYMENT PLAN. To satisfy the Amount Owed, the Debtor ...

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