Finance and equity

Loan Agreement (Borrower)

Borrow on clear terms, with a document that protects your position on repayment, interest and security.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Borrower Loan Agreement?

A Borrower Loan Agreement is a legally binding contract that sets out the terms under which your business borrows funds from another party. It documents key details like the loan amount, repayment schedule, and interest rate.

When does my business need a Loan Agreement?

You should use a Loan Agreement any time your business borrows money, whether from an investor, another business, or an individual. Having written terms in place protects both parties and reduces the risk of disputes.

What does this Loan Agreement cover?

The agreement covers essential terms including the loan amount, interest rate, repayment schedule, loan duration, and default provisions. It provides a clear framework to govern the borrowing relationship from start to finish.

Should I get legal advice before signing a Loan Agreement?

Yes, loan terms can have significant financial and legal consequences for your business, so professional advice is recommended. The lawyers at Attune Legal have drafted this template to be legally sound, but advice tailored to your situation is always worthwhile.

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