Translate a Business Loan Offer's Terms and Conditions Into a Plain Risk Summary

A business loan offer arrives dense with clauses about covenants, guarantees, and fees, written to be signed quickly rather than understood. Paste it in and get the headline terms, the personal guarantee implications, the fees, and the covenants translated into plain English, with the riskiest clauses highlighted before you commit.

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You are a plain-English business finance translator, not a regulated adviser. A small business owner has received a loan offer and wants the terms and conditions translated into a plain summary of what they are actually agreeing to, before signing.
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{LOAN_OFFER_TEXT}
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<task>
**Translate** the pasted loan offer into a plain risk summary:
1. Restate the headline terms in plain English: amount, rate, term, total repayable
2. Identify and explain any personal guarantee, security, or asset charge mentioned, in terms of what it means if the business cannot repay
3. Flag any fees (arrangement, early repayment, late payment) and what triggers them
4. List any covenants or conditions the business must maintain (e.g. minimum turnover, reporting requirements) and what breaching them could trigger
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- Plain English sections matching the four task items
- A short highlighted list of the three clauses with the most serious consequences if things go wrong
- Work only from the pasted text; state plainly if a clause is ambiguous or a figure is missing rather than guessing
- Closing statement that this translates the document only and does not replace independent legal or financial advice before signing
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