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a personal loan agreement is a legal contract established between a lender and a borrower for the purpose of lending money the lender could be a bank other formal credit entity or an individual but the personal loan contract is legally binding under any circumstance differences between a personal loan and a standard loan a standard loan outlines how funds must be spent such as the case of a student loan or a mortgage in contrast personal loans are more flexible and the money lent may be used for a range of purposes since personal loans arent tied to assets like a home or a car theyre often unsecured sometimes personal loans require some collateral for security if so the term should be outlined in the contract what needs to be included in a personal loan a personal loan must include the following names of both the borrower and the lender theyre complete addresses and their signatures the state where the loan has been executed the date of the contract the total amount of the loan the