Quick answer: Payment examples are estimates based on loan amount, APR, fees, and term. They are useful for planning, but they are not offers or lender disclosures.
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For illustration, a ,000 loan at 18% APR over 36 months has an estimated payment of $361.52 before lender-specific fees. The same amount over 60 months lowers the payment but increases total interest.
| Scenario | Estimated monthly payment | Estimated total interest |
|---|---|---|
| ,000 at 18% APR for 36 months | $361.52 | $3,014.86 |
| ,000 at 18% APR for 60 months | $253.93 | $5,236.06 |
Formula and assumptions
The examples use the standard fixed-installment amortization formula. They exclude lender-specific fees, optional products, state restrictions, underwriting results, and payment timing differences.
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