Loan & Credit Tracker
Track What You Owe and What Others Owe You — Stay in Control of Every Credit Relationship
The Loan & Credit Tracker is one of the most critical sections of the Prepared Finance Book. It helps you manage two types of credit: money you lend to others (debtors) and money you borrow from others (loans). Both are tracked in clear, easy-to-fill tables so nothing slips through the cracks.
Credit is a reality of business in Uganda. Customers ask for goods on credit. Friends and family borrow money. You take small loans from SACCOs or savings groups. Without written records, these relationships turn into disputes, confusion, and lost money. This section prevents that.
Part 1: Debtors — Money Others Owe You
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Date — When you gave the credit
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Name — Who owes you the money
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Amount Given — How much you lent or the value of goods given on credit
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Amount Paid Back — Payments received so far
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Balance — What's still owed
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Due Date — When the debt should be fully repaid
Part 2: Loans — Money You Owe Others
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Date — When you borrowed
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Lender Name — Who lent you the money (SACCO, friend, supplier)
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Amount Borrowed — How much you received
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Amount Repaid — How much you've paid back so far
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Balance — What you still owe
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Due Date — When you need to pay back fully
Why This Matters
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You stop losing money to people who deny they owe you — you have a written record
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You know exactly how much credit is out at any time — debtors and loans in one place
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You avoid over-borrowing by seeing your total loan balance clearly
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You can follow up with debtors confidently — with dates and amounts
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Your Monthly Summary includes a credit summary that feeds from this section
Don't let credit become chaos. Write it down. Stay in control.