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    $10,000 personal loan monthly payment

    At 9% interest, a $10,000 loan costs about $207.58/month over 5 years ($2,455 total interest) or $318.00/month over 3 years ($1,448 interest).

    Monthly payment for $10,000 by annual rate and term
    Rate1 yr2 yr3 yr5 yr7 yr10 yr
    6%$861$328 int.$443$637 int.$304$952 int.$193$1,600 int.$146$2,271 int.$111$3,322 int.
    9%$875$494 int.$457$964 int.$318$1,448 int.$208$2,455 int.$161$3,515 int.$127$5,201 int.
    12%$888$662 int.$471$1,298 int.$332$1,957 int.$222$3,347 int.$177$4,828 int.$143$7,217 int.
    18%$917$1,002 int.$499$1,982 int.$362$3,015 int.$254$5,236 int.$210$7,655 int.$180$11,622 int.
    25%$950$1,405 int.$534$2,809 int.$398$4,314 int.$294$7,611 int.$253$11,262 int.$227$17,299 int.
    35%$1,000$1,996 int.$585$4,044 int.$452$6,285 int.$355$11,294 int.$320$16,905 int.$301$26,148 int.

    What changes your payment

    A longer term lowers the monthly payment but raises the total interest. Your rate depends mostly on your credit score, income and existing debt: prime borrowers at banks and credit unions often see single-digit rates, while alternative lenders can charge up to Canada's criminal interest cap of 35% APR (in effect since January 2025).

    Fees such as origination or insurance add to the cost. Compare offers on APR, not just the payment. Your actual rate will come from a lender's offer.

    Run your exact numbers in the loan calculator, compare Canadian lenders, or check your debt-to-income ratio.

    Estimates use a fixed monthly payment and nominal annual rate compounded monthly, with no fees. Rates shown are examples, not offers.