Personal auto loan agreement template

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What is a Loan Agreement?

A Loan Agreement is a legal contract regulating the terms and conditions of a loan, and can be used by both individuals and corporations to lend or borrow money. Shareholders can also draft a Loan Agreement to borrow money from a corporation. A Loan Agreement helps protect the lender if the borrower fails to pay back the loan and any interest and fees as agreed.

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