Common use of Interest Term Clause in Contracts

Interest Term. If the interest rate defined above will be compounded “Annually,” or once a year, then the first checkbox presented by the “Bear Interest” statement must be selected. However, if the interest rate will be compounded once a month (“Monthly”) then the second checkbox should be selected. If neither of these options applies, then select the “Other” checkbox and define how often the concerned interest rate will be applied to the unpaid amount. (9) Not Bear Interest. Select the “Not Bear Interest” checkbox from the Third Section if the Lender does not intend to collect any additional money in the form of naturally compounded interest on this loan. IV. Term (10) Due Date Of Loan. As mentioned, loans will often be time-sensitive. Therefore, in addition to the effective date, this paperwork must declare a predetermined date for the completion of the Borrower’s repayment of the loan amount. This shall act as a final deadline for the loan amount and any owed interest to be paid in full. Section IV requires that the exact date when the final payment of the loan will be due is declared. Supply this date across the spaces provided as the date when the Borrower and Lender intend the full loan amount and any interest added will have been paid by the Borrower and received by the Lender. V. Payments Select Item 11 Or Select Item 12 Or Select Item 13 Or Select And Complete Item 14 (11) Weekly Payments. Naturally, the Lender will require that payments submitted by the Borrower are received regularly. How often the loan payments must be received by the Lender should be defined through the selection of one of the options available in Section Five. For example, if the Lender wishes the Borrower’s payments to be submitted once a week, then the “Weekly Payments” checkbox must be marked and the day of the week when each such payment must be received should be provided on the line preceding the term “Of Each Week.” (12)

Interest Term. If the interest rate defined above will be compounded “Annually,” or once a year, then the first checkbox presented by the “Bear Interest” statement must be selected. However, if the interest rate will be compounded once a month (“Monthly”) then the second checkbox should be selected. If neither of these options applies, then select the “Other” checkbox and define how often the concerned interest rate will be applied to the unpaid amount. (9) Not Bear Interest. Select the “Not Bear Interest” checkbox from the Third Section if the Lender does not intend to collect any additional money in the form of naturally compounded interest on this loan. IV. Term (10) Due Date Of Loan. As mentioned, loans will often be time-sensitive. Therefore, in addition to the effective date, this paperwork must declare a predetermined date for the completion of the Borrower’s repayment of the loan amount. This shall act as a final deadline for the loan amount and any owed interest to be paid in full. Section IV requires that the exact date when the final payment of the loan will be due is declared. Supply this date across the spaces provided as the date when the Borrower and Lender intend the full loan amount and any interest added will have been paid by the Borrower and received by the Lender. V. Payments Select Item 11 Or Select Item 12 Or Select Item 13 Or Select And Complete Item 14 (11) Weekly Payments. Naturally, the Lender will require that payments submitted by the Borrower are received regularly. How often the loan payments must be received by the Lender should be defined through the selection of one of the options available in Section Five. For example, if the Lender wishes the Borrower’s payments to be submitted once a week, then the “Weekly Payments” checkbox must be marked and the day of the week when each such payment must be received should be provided on the line preceding the term “Of Each Week.” (12)”

Interest Term. If the interest rate defined above will be compounded “Annually,” or once a year, then the first checkbox presented by the “Bear Interest” statement must be selected. However, if the interest rate will be compounded once a month (“Monthly”) then the second checkbox should be selected. If neither of these options applies, then select the “Other” checkbox and define how often the concerned interest rate will be applied to the unpaid amount. (9) Not Bear Interest. Select the “Not Bear Interest” checkbox from the Third Section if the Lender does not intend to collect any additional money in the form of naturally compounded interest on this loan. IV. Term (10) Due Date Of Loan. As mentioned, loans will often be time-time- sensitive. Therefore, in addition to the effective date, this paperwork must declare a predetermined date for the completion of the Borrower’s repayment of the loan amount. This shall act as a final deadline for the loan amount and any owed interest to be paid in full. Section IV requires that the exact date when the final payment of the loan will be due is declared. Supply this date across the spaces provided as the date when the Borrower and Lender intend the full loan amount and any interest added will have been paid by the Borrower and received by the Lender. V. Payments Select Item 11 Or Select Item 12 Or Select Item 13 Or Select And Complete Item 14 (11) Weekly Payments. Naturally, the Lender will require that payments submitted by the Borrower are received regularly. How often the loan payments must be received by the Lender should be defined through the selection of one of the options available in Section Five. For example, if the Lender wishes the Borrower’s payments to be submitted once a week, then the “Weekly Payments” checkbox must be marked and the day of the week when each such payment must be received should be provided on the line preceding the term “Of Each Week.” (12)”

Interest Term. If the interest rate defined above will be compounded “Annually,” or once a year, then the first checkbox presented by the “Bear Interest” statement must be selected. However, if the interest rate will be compounded once a month (“Monthly”) then the second checkbox should be selected. If neither of these options applies, then select the “Other” checkbox and define how often the concerned interest rate will be applied to the unpaid amount. (9) Not Bear Interest. Select the “Not Bear Interest” checkbox from the Third Section if the Lender does not intend to collect any additional money in the form of naturally compounded interest on this loan. IV. Term (10) Due Date Of Loan. As mentioned, loans will often be time-sensitive. Therefore, in addition to the effective date, this paperwork must declare a predetermined date for the completion of the Borrower’s repayment of the loan amount. This shall act as a final deadline for the loan amount and any owed interest to be paid in full. Section IV requires that the exact date when the final payment of the loan will be due is declared. Supply this date across the spaces provided as the date when the Borrower and Lender intend the full loan amount and any interest added will have been paid by the Borrower and received by the Lender. V. Payments Select Item 11 Or Select Item 12 Or Select Item 13 Or Select And Complete Item 14 (11) Weekly Payments. Naturally, the Lender will require that payments submitted by the Borrower are received regularly. How often the loan payments must be received by the Lender should be defined through the selection of one of the options available in Section Five. For example, if the Lender wishes the Borrower’s payments to be submitted once a week, then the “Weekly Payments” checkbox must be marked and the day of the week when each such payment must be received should be provided on the line preceding the term “Of Each Week.” (12)

Interest Term. If the interest rate defined above will be compounded “Annually,” or once a year, then the first checkbox presented by the “Bear Interest” statement must be selected. However, if the interest rate will be compounded once a month (“Monthly”) then the second checkbox should be selected. If neither of these options applies, then select the “Other” checkbox and define how often the concerned interest rate will be applied to the unpaid amount. (9) Not Bear Interest. Select the “Not Bear Interest” checkbox from the Third Section if the Lender does not intend to collect any additional money in the form of naturally compounded interest on this loan. IV. Term (10) Due Date Of Loan. As mentioned, loans will often be time-time- sensitive. Therefore, in addition to the effective date, this paperwork must declare a predetermined date for the completion of the Borrower’s repayment of the loan amount. This shall act as a final deadline for the loan amount and any owed interest to be paid in full. Section IV requires that the exact date when the final payment of the loan will be due is declared. Supply this date across the spaces provided as the date when the Borrower and Lender intend the full loan amount and any interest added will have been paid by the Borrower and received by the Lender. V. Payments Select Item 11 Or Select Item 12 Or Select Item 13 Or Select And Complete Item 14 (11) Weekly Payments. Naturally, the Lender will require that payments submitted by the Borrower are received regularly. How often the loan payments must be received by the Lender should be defined through the selection of one of the options available in Section Five. For example, if the Lender wishes the Borrower’s payments to be submitted once a week, then the “Weekly Payments” checkbox must be marked and the day of the week when each such payment must be received should be provided on the line preceding the term “Of Each Week.” (12)