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Example: Taking out a $5,000 loan with a 36-month repayment period and a 10% APR would result in monthly payments of $161.34. Over the course of the loan, you would repay $5,808.24 in total, including $808.24 in interest. Understanding APR: The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is the yearly cost of borrowing, including both interest and applicable fees. It's calculated based on factors like the loan amount, repayment terms, and payment schedule. By law, lenders must disclose the APR before you agree to the loan terms. In some states, legal restrictions may limit the APR a lender can charge. Rates are determined by your credit history, loan amount, and other criteria. Borrowers with strong credit scores often qualify for the lowest rates. State laws and lender policies may also influence available loan amounts, terms, and APRs. To avoid surprises, carefully review the lender's terms, conditions, and disclosures before proceeding. Secured Loans: For loans that require collateral, such as a car or home, the asset will act as security for the loan. The lender may hold a lien on the collateral until the debt is fully repaid. If you fail to meet your repayment obligations, the lender could claim the collateral to cover the outstanding balance.