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Debt Finance covers instruments for borrowing and repaying capital, ranging from seed-stage Y Combinator SAFEs to consumer debt repayment plan letters. It includes formal loan agreements with collateral provisions and notices to terminate hire purchase contracts. For equity-based fundraising without a debt component, see the Share Capital category.

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California (US)
Payment Plan Agreement - Free Legal Template
This Payment Plan Agreement outlines the terms for a Debtor to repay an outstanding debt to a Creditor. It specifies the total amount owed, an initial payment, and a schedule for subsequent monthly installments without interest. The agreement also details conditions for breach and acceleration of the debt.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Holding letter - ask creditors to hold off by Citizens Advice
This template is a holding letter designed for an individual experiencing financial difficulty to send to their creditors. It explains the reason for their inability to maintain monthly payments and requests a temporary hold on account actions, along with a freeze on interest and charges. The letter aims to buy time for the individual to assess their financial situation and propose a payment plan.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Agreement to Extend Debt Payment
This template outlines an agreement between a Debtor and a Creditor to extend the payment period for an existing debt. It details the new payment schedule, interest rate, and the total amount due by the final date. The agreement also specifies consequences for default, including the Creditor's right to demand immediate full payment and the Debtor's responsibility for associated legal fees.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Request to write off a joint debt - letter by Citizens Advice
This document is a formal letter template for individuals requesting a write-off of a joint debt from a bank or creditor. It explains the debtors' inability to make payments due to long-term sickness and lack of assets, and asks the creditor to consider forgiving the debt. It also includes placeholders for account details and contact information.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
California (US)
Payment Plan Agreement Made Easy: Free Template for Structured Payments
This Payment Plan Agreement outlines the terms for a Debtor to repay a specified outstanding debt to a Creditor. It details the initial payment, subsequent installment amounts, payment schedule, and acceptable payment methods. The agreement also includes provisions for acceleration of the debt upon breach of the payment schedule.
Updated 17 Oct 2025

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