Fees And repayment

Table 1: Example of the total cost of personal loan with different terms
option
Monthly payment
Loan term
Total cost of the loan
This example shows that the longer you take to pay off your loan, the more expensive it’ll be.

Comparing loan options

Make sure you understand the total cost of a loan before making a decision. Multiply the payment amount by the number of payments in your term.
For example, suppose you want to get a personal loan for $2,000. The interest rate is 19.99% on a monthly payment plan. The example below shows the total cost of a loan with different terms.

Interest rates

The interest rate on a personal loan impacts the overall cost of the loan. By law, lenders may not charge more than 60% interest annually. This includes all fees, costs and interest that you’ll pay to get the loan.
Suppose you want to get a personal loan of $2,000 for 36 months. The example below shows the total cost of the loan with different interest rates.
Table 2: Interest on a personal loan
This example shows that a higher interest rate may significantly increase the total cost of your personal loan.
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