The document can record
- The lender and borrower
- The amount and start date
- The repayment frequency and schedule
- The interest rate entered for the loan
- The confirmed Chipkie loan terms
- Electronic signatures and a downloadable document
Optional UK family loan agreement
Create and track a loan between family or friends for free. When you want the agreed terms recorded in one signed document, add a personalised family loan agreement for a one-off £3.95 fee.
£3.95 once per agreement. No subscription. Free tracking remains available without one.
Money arrangements are easier to manage when the lender and borrower can see the same terms. Chipkie generates the agreement from the loan details entered and confirmed in the platform.
Enter the amount, repayment schedule, interest settings and the people involved. Creating and tracking the loan is free.
Check each payment, total interest and estimated final payment date. Use the regional calculator to compare scenarios.
Choose the agreement option and pay £3.95 once. There is no recurring agreement charge.
Each party receives an electronic signing invitation. Everyone should read the finished document carefully before signing.
No. You can create and track a family loan for free. The signed agreement is an optional one-off add-on.
The current price is £3.95 once per agreement. It is not a subscription.
No. Chipkie generates the document from the loan information entered and confirmed in the platform. It is not a blank document offering unlimited custom clauses.
Each party receives a signing invitation and should review the document before signing. The completed document is kept with the Chipkie loan record.
No. The result depends on the wording, signatures, capacity, circumstances and applicable law. Obtain independent advice when needed.
Chipkie lets you model and record a 0% loan, but choosing 0% does not determine the legal or tax treatment. Tax and enforceability considerations depend on the circumstances and the legal system that applies.
Create the loan, confirm the repayment plan and choose the optional agreement when it is right for you.