Free Blank Missouri Promissory Note (2026)

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Missouri rules that this document follows

Maximum interest (private loans)10% per year for personal/household loans; loans to business entities exempt; business loans over $5,000.00 exempt — Greater of 10% per year or the 'market rate' published by the Division of Finance by written contract; business loans over $5,000 and loans to corporations exempt (§ 408.035)Source: Mo. Rev. Stat. § 408.030
Legal rate when none is stated9%Source: Mo. Rev. Stat. § 408.020
Late feesNo statutory cap on late fees for private (non-consumer-lender) loans; fee must be a reasonable liquidated-damages estimate and, together with interest, must not push the effective rate above the usury ceiling
Cosigner noticeIncluded when a cosigner is namedSource: 16 C.F.R. § 444.3
Time to sue on a written note10 yearsSource: Mo. Rev. Stat. § 516.110(1)
Notarization / witnessesNot required (optional for evidentiary value)

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