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$1,000 Personal Loan: Monthly Payment for 60 Months

With good credit (14.5% APR), the monthly payment on a $1,000 personal loan over 60 months is $23.53. Total interest paid: $412. Payoff date: January 2030.

Monthly Payment by Credit Score

Credit TierRate (APR)Monthly PaymentTotal InterestTotal Cost
Excellent (750+)10.5%$21.49$290$1,290
Good (700–749)14.5%$23.53$412$1,412
Fair (640–699)21%$27.05$623$1,623
Poor (below 640)28%$31.14$868$1,868

Rates based on 2025 average APR from major US lenders. Your rate may vary.

Payment by Loan Term (at 14.5% APR)

TermMonthly PaymentTotal InterestTotal Cost
24 months $48.25$158$1,158
36 months $34.42$239$1,239
48 months $27.58$324$1,324
60 months current$23.53$412$1,412
72 months $20.87$503$1,503

Balance Over Time (at 14.5% APR)

MonthRemaining BalanceTotal Paid% Paid Off
Month 12$853$28214.7%
Month 24$684$56531.6%
Month 30$589$70641.1%
Month 36$488$84751.2%
Month 48$261$1,12973.9%
Month 60$0$1,412100.0%

How to Qualify

For a $1,000 personal loan, most lenders look for a credit score of 620+ and a debt-to-income ratio below 40%. With excellent credit (750+), you can qualify for rates near 10.5%. With scores below 640, expect APRs of 21%–28% from subprime lenders. Credit unions typically offer lower rates than online lenders for members with fair credit.

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