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No lender pays us, and we do not earn anything when a reader borrows. That independence is the reason we can write about loans neutrally.
A shorter period means larger payments and usually a smaller total cost, while a longer period reverses that. The right balance depends on what you can sustain every month.
Commonly they request proof of identity, proof of address and evidence of income, such as payslips or statements. Requirements differ, so confirm the list with the lender.
Advertised rates are often available only to a share of applicants. The rate you are offered reflects how the lender assesses your own circumstances.
Possibly, if a cooling-off right applies where you live. Check your agreement and your national rules straight away, since time limits can be short.
Check the inputs and conditions behind an estimate before treating it as a written offer.