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Debt Calculator

Compare debt repayment strategies and find the best way to pay off your debts

Your Debts

2/6 debts

Debt #1

Debt #2

Consolidation Loan (Optional)

Debt Summary

$16,500
Total Debt
2
Number of Debts
$340
Monthly Payment
14.9%
Avg. Interest Rate

Debt Repayment Strategies

StrategyAPRTotal InterestPayoff TimeMonthly Payment
Minimum Payment14.93%$-3,565.68940 mos$340
Snowball Method14.93%$-3,325.5453 mos$340
Avalanche Method14.93%$-2,692.49263 mos$340
Debt Consolidation9.50%$-2,472.75641 mos$350.731

💰 Best for Savings

Minimum Payment saves the most money

Total interest: $-3,565.689

âš¡ Fastest Payoff

Minimum Payment pays off debts quickest

Payoff time: 40 months

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Debt Management Tips

1

List All Debts

Write down all balances, interest rates, and minimum payments

2

Choose a Strategy

Pick avalanche for savings or snowball for motivation

3

Pay More Than Minimum

Even small extra payments can save thousands in interest

4

Avoid New Debt

Focus on paying off existing debt before taking on new debt

Strategy Comparison

Minimum Payment

Lowest monthly cost but highest total interest

Snowball Method

Pay smallest balances first - great for motivation

Avalanche Method

Pay highest rates first - saves most money

Consolidation

Combine all debts into one payment

Understanding Debt Repayment Strategies

What is Debt?

Debt is money borrowed by one party from another, typically with the agreement to repay the amount plus interest by a specific date. Common types include credit cards, mortgages, auto loans, and personal loans.

Why Debt Management Matters

  • ✓Saves thousands in interest payments
  • ✓Improves credit score faster
  • ✓Reduces financial stress
  • ✓Frees up money for other goals

Choosing the Right Strategy

Avalanche Method

Best for: Saving the most money

Pay minimums on all debts, then put extra money toward the debt with the highest interest rate.

Snowball Method

Best for: Building momentum and motivation

Pay minimums on all debts, then put extra money toward the debt with the smallest balance.

Debt Consolidation

Best for: Simplifying payments

Combine multiple debts into one loan, potentially with a lower interest rate.

Step 1

List All Debts

Gather balances, rates, and minimum payments

Step 2

Choose Strategy

Pick the method that fits your goals

Step 3

Execute Plan

Stick to your chosen strategy consistently

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