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South Carolina Promissory Note PDF

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South Carolina at a glance: Usury Limit: 8.75% per year (standard) · Governing Law: S.C. Code § 34-31-20

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Overview

Promissory Notes in South Carolina

South Carolina has a legal interest rate of 8.75% per year, although written loans over $50,000 are deregulated.
Key Facts

South Carolina Promissory Note — Quick Reference

RequirementSouth Carolina Rule
Usury Limit8.75% per year (standard)
Governing LawS.C. Code § 34-31-20
Legal Requirements

South Carolina Legal Requirements

  • Interest rates must remain below 8.75% per year for personal loans.
Governing Laws

South Carolina Governing Laws

S.C. Code § 34-31-20
Rate of Interest
Limits interest rates on written agreements to 8.75%.

Read the full text of these laws at Cornell Law School's South Carolina legal resources or your state legislature's official website.

Questions & Answers

South Carolina Promissory Note — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the usury limit in South Carolina?

The limit is 8.75% per year for personal loans.