Good Faith Partial Payment to Creditor

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Needing to make a partial payment? Do you want a letter to accompany your partial payment?. Try this template. See other finance and accounting templates here https://www.templateguru.co.za/templates/finance-accounting/

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RE: PLEASE RECEIVE OUR PARTIAL PAYMENT Dear [CONTACT NAME] This is to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of [DATE] and to let you know that I am aware that my account is in arrears to the amount of [AMOUNT].

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