Loan & Promissory Note Templates
Lend, borrow, extend and collect on business debt with documents that spell out the terms.
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At a glance
- What it is
- Templates for every stage of a business loan: the loan agreement or promissory note that creates the debt, the demand notes and default letters used to collect it, and the forbearance, extension and repayment-schedule agreements used when terms change. Secured lending documents — mortgages, mortgage notes, hypothecs and collateral notes — are included alongside board resolutions and by-laws that authorize borrowing.
- When you need one
- Use them when your business lends money to or borrows from a shareholder, partner, customer or lender; when a borrower falls behind and you need to demand payment or agree new terms; or when a loan must be secured, assigned or released.
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Create and customize business agreements, then keep your documents and the related work organized in one workspace.
Start with the template you need. Bring the rest of your business together when you're ready.
How our templates are made
Every template is written by the Business in a Box editorial team and reviewed by Bruno Goulet, CEO & Editor-in-Chief. Business in a Box has published business and legal templates for more than 20 years. Each document page explains what the template covers and how to fill it in; for legal documents, have a qualified professional review the final version when the stakes warrant it.


