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Debt Payoff Calculator

List your cards and loans, enter what you can pay each month, and compare the easiest payoff order with the interest-saving order.

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Payoff plan

Start with the money you can actually pay each month.

Do not add a fee again as a monthly fee if it is already reflected in the APR.

Minimums total

$350.00

Extra above minimums

$170.00

First-month interest

$151.25

Set a monthly budget quickly

Payoff summary

2 yr 1 mo

August 2028

Balance left

$10,800.00

First debt to focus

Card A

Finish by a target date

Choose a payoff period to estimate the monthly payment required for your debts and selected strategy.

Target period

Monthly payment needed

$383.00

Target period · 3 yr

Your current budget already meets this target.

Current monthly payment
$520.00
Extra per month
$0.00
Target-plan interest
$2,986.56
Interest reduction
$0.00

Payoff order

The same monthly budget can produce different interest and payoff dates depending on the order.

Focus extra money on the debt with the highest annual interest rate.

Debt list

Add each card, loan, or credit line. If a statement says APR, put that number in annual interest.

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

Debt-free in

2 yr 1 mo

Total interest

$1,856.95

Interest saved

$1,711.46

Time saved

1 yr 5 mo

Strategy comparison

Compared with paying minimums only

The comparison baseline keeps today’s total minimum payment and rolls freed payments into the next debt.

Highest interest first

Focus extra money on the debt with the highest annual interest rate.

Best

Debt-free in

2 yr 1 mo

Total interest

$1,856.95

First debt to focus

Card A

Smallest balance first

Clear the smallest balance first for faster visible wins.

Debt-free in

2 yr 1 mo

Total interest

$1,933.44

First debt to focus

Card B

My list order

Send extra money through the debts in the order shown.

Debt-free in

2 yr 1 mo

Total interest

$1,856.95

First debt to focus

Card A

This month priority

Payoff is possible, but interest still matters. A little more each month can help a lot.

1. Card A

Credit card · $3,800.00 · 22.9%

Planning rate / APR (%)

2. Card B

Credit card · $1,800.00 · 18.4%

Planning rate / APR (%)

3. Credit line

Credit line · $5,200.00 · 11.8%

Planning rate / APR (%)

Monthly preview

Shows the first 6 months plus payoff events.

MonthFocus debtRemaining totalPaid off this monthActive debts
1Card A$10,431.25-3
2Card A$10,056.63-3
3Card A$9,676.04-3
4Card A$9,289.37-3
5Card A$8,896.53-3
6Card A$8,497.41-3
16Card A$4,136.29Card A2
19Card B$2,691.88Card B1
25Credit 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.

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Monthly budget check

Minimums total
$350.00
Extra above minimums
$170.00
First-month interest
$151.25
Average annual interest
16.8%
Debts
3
Total paid
$12,656.95

Planning note

This is a planning estimate using fixed minimum payments and a fixed monthly budget. Actual card or lender rules, daily interest, fees, and prepayment terms may differ.

Method and official references

Strategy and APR guidance is based on CFPB consumer resources. Your lender agreement remains the controlling source.

How the payoff plan is calculated

Each month the tool adds interest and monthly fees, pays required minimums first, then sends the remaining budget to the priority debt.

Usage notes

  • Annual interest is converted to monthly interest.
  • Low-rate months use the promo rate before returning to the normal annual interest.
  • When a debt is paid off, its payment rolls into the next debt.

Frequently asked questions

Is APR the same as the interest rate?expand_more

Not always. APR can include the interest rate and certain required loan fees. You may use the disclosed APR as a planning rate, but avoid entering the same fee again.

Should I use avalanche or snowball?expand_more

Highest-rate first usually reduces total interest, while smallest-balance first can create quicker visible wins.

How is the one-time payment applied?expand_more

It is added after required payments in month one and sent to the priority debt. Check prepayment fees and principal-payment instructions with your lender.

Will this match my lender schedule?expand_more

It is a planning estimate. Daily interest, variable rates, due dates, fees, late-payment rules, and prepayment terms can change the actual result.

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