loan contracts
Debt repayment agreements
Loan contracts are formal agreements between a lender and borrower specifying the terms of a loan—the amount, interest rate, repayment schedule, and consequences of default.
The term appears in legal and financial contexts: The bank's loan contracts require collateral for amounts over fifty thousand dollars.
Unlike informal lending between friends, loan contracts create legally enforceable obligations.
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