When will I be debt-free?
List every loan and credit card. We'll tell you the exact month it all ends — and how much interest you save by attacking them right.
01Debt· 3 of 10
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Debt 1Attacking
AMOUNT
$
min $170/mo
APR
%
HIGH
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Debt 2Order 2
AMOUNT
$
min $64/mo
APR
%
HIGH
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Debt 3Order 3
AMOUNT
$
min $280/mo
APR
%
LOW
Total balance
$23.7k
Combined minimums
$514.00 /mo
02Your plan
$/mo
03 · The plan
You'll be debt-free by
July 2031
59 months from today· Avalanche · $600.00/mo
Elimination milestones3 debts
TODAY
1Credit Card AFeb 312Personal LoanApr 313Credit Card BJul 31
Total interest paid
$11.1k
Saved vs minimums
$15.5k
Avalanche vs Snowball
−2mo
This month's focus
Hit Credit Card A with $256.00 — the extra plus its minimum.
22.99% APR is doing the most damage. Pay minimums on the rest.
02 · The schedule
Debt by debt — when each one falls
Total balance over time
Your plan
Minimums only
03 · Strategy
Avalanche vs Snowball — what each method costs
Avalanchehighest APR first
✓ less interestJuly 2031
59 months · $11.1k interest
Order
- 1.Credit Card A54mo
- 2.Credit Card B59mo
- 3.Personal Loan56mo
Saves $1.2k in interest and ends 2 months sooner. Mathematically optimal.
Snowballsmallest balance first
September 2031
61 months · $12.3k interest
Order
- 1.Credit Card A61mo
- 2.Credit Card B27mo
- 3.Personal Loan45mo
What comes after July 2031
Next steps
Free cash after payoff
How much can I afford?
When the monthly stops going to debt, that's buying power. See what home it puts within reach.
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Emergency fund
After debt-free, redirect the same monthly into 3–6 months of expenses. Faster than you think.
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