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The Nebraska Installment Loan Act (the Act) allows for these loans to be made, with certain conditions, with an interest rate of up to 24% on the unpaid principal balance not in excess of $1,000, and an interest rate of 21% on any remainder of the unpaid principal balance above $1,000.
Some promissory notes require the payment of the full amount owed, plus interest, on a certain date. If the promissory note requires that periodic payments be made, such as quarterly, monthly, or even weekly, it is called an installment promissory note.
Installment Note most common, where monthly payments are a set amount for principal and interest throughout the term of the Note. Interest only Note monthly payments are interest only and principal is paid only at maturity. Straight Note payment of interest and principal are due at one time in one lump sum.
Key takeaways A loan agreement is a contract between a borrower and a lender that specifies what each party has agreed to. A promissory note is where one party promises, in writing, to pay a set amount to the other ing to their agreement.
An unsecured promissory note does not require the borrower to provide any collateral in order to receive the loan. However, an unsecured promissory note is still a contract, and as such the lender has legal options to collect any overdue payments.
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A promissory note is a written promise by one party to make a payment of money at a date in the future. Although potentially issued by financial institutions, other organizations or individuals can use promissory notes to confirm the agreed terms of a loan. In short, a promissory note allows anyone to act as a lender.
A loan agreement serves a similar purpose as a promissory note. Like a promissory note it is a contractual agreement between a lender who agrees to loan money to a borrower. However, a loan agreement is much more detailed than a promissory note.

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