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Debt Payoff Calculator

Enter multiple cards and loans, then compare highest-APR, smallest-balance, and input-order payoff strategies in one practical plan.

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Payoff strategy

Extra payment goes to the debt with the highest APR first.

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Payoff plan summary

2 yr 2 mo

August 2028

Balance

$10,800.00

First target

Card A

Debt list

Enter each card, loan, or credit line. Balance, APR, and minimum payment are enough to build a payoff plan.

Balance share35.2%
Balance share16.7%
Balance share48.1%

Time to payoff

2 yr 2 mo

Total interest

$1,959.70

Interest saved

$1,608.71

Total monthly payment

$500.00

Compared with minimum payments only

Time saved

1 yr 4 mo

Interest saved

$1,608.71

This extra payment can reduce interest and produce a realistic payoff pace.

Payoff priority

1. Card A

$3,800.00 · 22.9%

APR

2. Card B

$1,800.00 · 18.4%

APR

3. Credit line

$5,200.00 · 11.8%

APR

Monthly preview

Shows the first 6 months and payoff events.

MonthFocused debtRemaining balancePaid offActive debts
1Card A$10,451.25-3
2Card A$10,097.01-3
3Card A$9,737.19-3
4Card A$9,371.69-3
5Card A$9,000.42-3
6Card A$8,623.29-3
17Card A$4,057.80Card A2
20Card B$2,672.80Card B1
26Credit line$0.00Credit line0

Financial planning notice

This tool provides reference estimates only. Do not use it as the sole basis for lending, repayment, investment, tax, or contract decisions. Confirm the result with your lender, official documents, or a qualified professional before acting.

Total monthly payment

Minimum payment total
$350.00
Monthly extra payment
$150.00
Total monthly payment
$500.00
APR
16.8%

How the payoff plan is calculated

The tool adds monthly interest to each debt, applies the minimum payments, then sends the remaining monthly budget to the priority debt selected by your strategy. When one debt is paid off, its minimum payment rolls into the next target.

Usage notes

  • APR is converted into a monthly interest rate for each debt.
  • Avalanche prioritizes the highest APR; snowball prioritizes the smallest balance.
  • The comparison shows time and interest saved versus minimum payments only.

Frequently asked questions

Should I use avalanche or snowball?expand_more

Avalanche usually saves more interest. Snowball can be easier to stick with because smaller balances disappear sooner.

Does this match every credit card minimum rule?expand_more

No. It assumes the minimum payment you enter stays fixed, so use it as a planning estimate when issuer rules vary.

Where does the extra payment go?expand_more

After minimum payments, the remaining budget goes to the current priority debt based on the selected strategy.

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