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So, you've decided to take a personal loan, but now you're stuck at the same question thousands ask: “How do I choose the right repayment period?” Should you go for a shorter plan and wrap up your loan quickly, or choose the maximum tenure of the personal loan to keep your EMI low?
The choice isn’t just about numbers — it’s about finding what fits your budget, lifestyle, and peace of mind. After all, picking the right tenure can make a big difference in the EMIs you pay for your personal loan.
So, if you want to cut through the confusion and choose the perfect tenure confidently, here’s everything you should know.
Your personal loan tenure is the number of months you’ll be paying back your loan in equated monthly instalments or EMIs. For example, the minimum tenure of personal loans by IDFC FIRST Bank is between 9 and 60 months.
The length of your tenure directly affects two things: your monthly EMI outflow and the total interest you end up paying over time. That’s why understanding how tenure works is key to finding a repayment plan that fits your financial reality.
For instance, let's say you’re taking a personal loan of ₹3 lakh at an interest rate of 9.99% p.a. Here’s how the EMI and total interest amount vary based on the tenure:
Tenure |
Monthly EMI |
Total interest paid |
Total repayable amount |
12 months |
₹26,373 |
₹16,476 |
₹3,16,476 |
36 months |
₹9,679 |
₹48,444 |
₹3,48,444 |
60 months |
₹6,373 |
₹82,380 |
₹3,82,380 |
As you can see, a longer tenure brings down your monthly EMI, but increases the total interest you pay. That’s the trade-off you need to weigh while deciding the maximum personal loan tenure that fits into your budget.
Choosing the maximum tenure for personal loans in India may lower your EMIs, but it also means paying more interest overall. To find the right fit, consider these tips before locking in your personal loan tenure:
While choosing a loan tenure that fits your lifestyle is important, so is finding a lender that makes repayment stress-free. With IDFC FIRST Bank, you get more than just a loan — you get a partner in smart borrowing.
Here’s why a FIRSTmoney personal loan by IDFC FIRST Bank is the right choice for your financial needs:
Ready to choose a personal loan that suits your lifestyle, without the stress? Explore FIRSTmoney by IDFC FIRST Bank today and experience smart, flexible borrowing on your terms.
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. The best tenure depends on your lifestyle, income, monthly budget, and existing EMIs. If you want to minimise interest, a shorter tenure may work better. If you prefer lower EMIs and more breathing room, a longer tenure could suit you. The key is to choose a personal loan tenure that balances affordability with your financial comfort.
Yes. The biggest advantage of opting for a longer tenure is lower EMIs, which makes monthly repayments easier to manage. This is especially helpful if you already have other commitments. However, remember that a longer personal loan tenure also means paying more in interest over time.
If you have surplus funds, repaying your loan early can be a smart move since it reduces your overall interest outgo and makes you debt-free faster. However, it’s important to check if your lender charges foreclosure penalties. For instance, with FIRSTmoney by IDFC FIRST Bank, you pay zero foreclosure charges, making early closure simple and cost-effective.
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