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Enter your debts below to compare snowball vs avalanche
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Months to free
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Total Debt
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All balances combined
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Interest Saved
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Best method vs worst
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Debt-Free Date
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With best strategy
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Winner
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Better method for you
📋 Your Debts
Enter each debt — name, balance, interest rate (APR), and minimum payment
⚙️ Extra Payment
How much ABOVE your minimums can you throw at debt each month?
📊 Quick Comparison
Which strategy gets you free faster?
What this means in plain English
Enter your debts and extra monthly payment above — we'll show you whether avalanche (highest interest first) or snowball (smallest balance first) saves you more money and gets you debt-free faster.
What you should do next
- Add your debts and set an extra monthly payment above to get your personalized payoff strategy.
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⚡ Payoff Strategy Comparison
Snowball vs Avalanche: Which one saves you the most?
📅 Payoff Timeline
When each debt disappears under each strategy
📆 Monthly Payment Schedule
Exact dollar amounts — where every payment goes each month
Total Balance Over Time
Interest Paid: Snowball vs Avalanche
Debt Composition
Monthly Interest Cost
Debt Payoff Report
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How To Use
Compare debt payoff strategies with your real numbers — get a clear plan to become debt-free
🚀 Getting Started
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Add Your Debts
Enter each debt's name, balance, interest rate (APR — the yearly rate your lender charges), and minimum payment.
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Set Extra Payment
How much above all your minimums can you afford each month? Even $50 extra makes a huge difference.
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Compare Strategies
See snowball (pay smallest balance first — quick wins) vs avalanche (pay highest interest first — saves most money) head to head.
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Pick Your Plan
Use the monthly schedule to see exactly where every dollar goes. Print it and stick it on your fridge.
📊 Terms Made Simple
Snowball Method: Pay off the smallest balance first. You get quick wins that keep you motivated. Might cost a bit more in interest, but feels amazing.
Avalanche Method: Pay off the highest interest rate first. Saves the most money mathematically. Takes discipline because the first payoff might take longer.
APR (Annual Percentage Rate): The yearly interest rate your lender charges. A 20% APR means you're charged roughly 1.67% of your balance each month.
Minimum Payment: The smallest amount your lender requires each month. Paying only minimums keeps you in debt for decades.
Extra Payment: Any amount you pay ABOVE all your minimums combined. This is the rocket fuel — it gets redirected to your target debt.
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⚠️ This is a directional estimate, not financial advice. Your actual payoff may vary based on rate changes, fees, and payment timing. Consult a financial advisor for personalized guidance.