Quick answer: A 36-month personal loan is a common middle-ground example: payment is usually lower than 24 months and total interest is usually lower than 60 months at the same APR.
When 36 months may fit
A 36-month term may fit known expenses where a fixed payoff date and moderate payment are important.
Example
A $10,000 loan at an 18% APR assumption for 36 months has an estimated payment of $361.52 before lender fees.
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Choose a term based on both monthly budget and total repayment.
Methodology
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