Debt Repayment Calculator

Consolidate multiple debts and discover your fastest path to complete debt freedom using the Snowball or Avalanche repayment strategies.

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Strategy Payoff Comparison

Debt AvalancheHighest APR First
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Debt SnowballLowest Balance First
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Avalanche vs. Snowball: How Rolling Repayments Work

The core engine of both strategies is the Rollover Effect. When you finish paying off your first loan, you do not spend that former monthly payment. Instead, you roll the entire sum into the next loan on your list.

The Snowball Momentum: By the time you reach your last remaining debt, you will be attacking it with a huge monthly payment made up of all former minimum payments combined + your extra budget!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Debt Avalanche method?

Debt Avalanche prioritizes paying off the debt with the highest interest rate (APR) first, while paying minimums on all other debts. Once the highest-rate debt is crushed, you roll the entire monthly payment into the next highest rate debt. This is mathematically optimal and saves the maximum interest.

What is the Debt Snowball method?

Debt Snowball prioritizes paying off the debt with the smallest balance first, regardless of interest rate. Eliminating smaller debts quickly provides psychological momentum, confidence, and eliminates monthly billing clutter.

Which method should I choose?

If you are strictly numbers-driven and want to pay the least total interest, choose Avalanche. If you feel overwhelmed by multiple bills and need fast motivational wins, choose Snowball.

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