full 12 month installment. or full 12 months installment(s)

[David1999]

If you pay now you can enjoy

full 12 month installment

or

full 12 months installments

or

full 12 months installment.

Thanks

[Kitosdad]

You may pay by 12 monthly instalments.
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[David1999]

Thanks. But the sentence meaning will lose if I use 12 monthly instalments.

As the instalment plan starts from January to December every year, it will be more advantageous to take up the instalment plan as soon as possible so that he can enjoy the full 12 month instalments.

In this sense, is it correct to say 'the full 12 months instalments' or 'the full 12 months instalment'.

Thanks

[Milanya]

You can take advantage of ALL 12 monthly instalments.
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