Quick answer: A 60-month personal loan can reduce monthly payment compared with shorter terms, but it often costs more total interest at the same APR.
When 60 months may fit
A 60-month term may fit larger requests where payment stability matters, but borrowers should compare total repayment carefully.
Cost caution
Lower payment does not automatically mean lower cost. More months can mean more interest.
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Review APR, fees, whether prepayment is allowed, and whether the payment is affordable for the full term.
Methodology
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