Hardship Letter

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A hardship letter is written by a debtor to their creditor asking for leniency on the repayment of their loan. This can be due to a death in the family, illness, and other factors. If you need to create a letter, use this ready-made Hardship Letter template to do it in a few easy steps. Start by using the letter as-is or customizing it — then fill it out and sign it on any device.

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