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You may use this legal agreement when an entity is facing bankruptcy between a borrower, lender, and guarantor, where a corporation (usually an insurance company) takes on the responsibility of ensuring a borrower repays their debt.

According to a Revolving Credit Agreement, a seller allows a buyer to make purchases under this account on the terms and conditions established in the agreement.

The purpose of this document is to give permission to a seller to request payment once or on a regular basis when a credit card is not present.

An IOU is a typed or handwritten document that outlines the details about the debt owed by one party (borrower, or debtor) to another (creditor, or lender).

This is a formal document signed by a lender and a borrower in which the borrower provides their property or interest in an asset as collateral for a loan.

This is a formal document signed by a lender and a debtor by means of which the parties confirm the existing debt owed by the borrower has a preference before other debts of the borrower.

An individual can use this spreadsheet to outline payments for a loan, to calculate the money that goes towards the lender and to the interest until the borrower has paid off the entire amount of a loan.

This is a written record that conveys the activities and the financial performance of your business or company.

This document serves as a way for financial institutions to assess the creditworthiness of a potential individual or corporate customer.

This form expresses a written promise by a guarantor to take responsibility for a debtor if they fail to pay their debt to a lender.

This type of agreement is used when a corporation borrows money from a shareholder in order to explain the details of the loan and to serve as evidence of the debt.

This is a contract used to document and formalize all obligations that regulate receiving the loan and paying it back.

This contract contains the consent of an employer to provide a loan to an employee, which will be further deducted from the employee's payroll.