$9,000 Loan Payment

Monthly payment by interest rate and loan term.

A $9,000 loan at 7% over 5 years ≈ $178/month

Monthly Payment by Rate & Term

Interest Rate (APR) 3 years 5 years 7 years
5% $270 $170 $127
7% $278 $178 $136
9% $286 $187 $145
11% $295 $196 $154
13% $303 $205 $164
15% $312 $214 $174

Monthly payment of principal and interest. Fees and insurance are extra.

At 7% over 5 Years

Loan Amount$9,000
Monthly Payment$178
Total Interest (5 yr)$1,693
Total of Payments$10,693

First-Year Amortization (7%, 5 yr)

MonthPrincipalInterestBalance
1 $126 $53 $8,874
2 $126 $52 $8,748
3 $127 $51 $8,621
4 $128 $50 $8,493
5 $129 $50 $8,364
6 $129 $49 $8,235
7 $130 $48 $8,104
8 $131 $47 $7,974
9 $132 $47 $7,842
10 $132 $46 $7,709
11 $133 $45 $7,576
12 $134 $44 $7,442

Early payments are mostly interest; principal builds over time.

Last reviewed: November 2026

Data sources: Standard loan amortization formula; Principal & interest only — excludes fees and insurance.

Disclaimer: Payment estimates are for principal and interest at the rates shown. Your actual payment depends on your APR, term and fees. Not financial advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

At 7% APR over 5 years, a $9,000 loan is about $178 per month in principal and interest. A shorter term raises the payment but lowers total interest.

Total interest depends on your APR and term. See the rate and term table on this page for the monthly payment at each combination, then multiply by the number of months and subtract the loan amount.

The interest rate (APR), the loan amount and the term. A longer term lowers the monthly payment but increases the total interest you pay over the life of the loan.