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Debt Payoff Calculator

When your card or loan will be paid off, what an extra payment saves, and what that payment could grow to after.

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2 years 7 months

Paying $350 a month on $8,000 at 24% APR.

  • Interest you’ll pay$2,798
  • Total paid$10,798
  • Extra saves$2,101and 1 year 9 months
$0$2,120$4,240$6,360$8,480Mo 0Mo 8Mo 16Mo 24Mo 32Mo 40Mo 48Mo 52

With the extraPayment only

Then point that $350 at your future

Once it’s paid off, investing the same $350 a month for 10 years could grow to about $63,043 at 8% a year. The payment you already got used to becomes wealth.

Several debts? Pay the minimum on all of them and every extra dollar on the highest rate first (the “avalanche”).

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Important — please read

This calculator is an educational tool. It shows a simple, fixed-rate projection: it assumes your money grows at the same rate every year with no interruptions, and it ignores taxes, fees, inflation, market volatility, sequence-of-returns risk, and changes to your contributions or circumstances. Real investment returns vary widely year to year and can be negative. Past performance does not predict future results.

The numbers shown are hypothetical illustrations, not a forecast, a promise, or a recommendation, and nothing here is investment, tax, legal, or financial advice or an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security. Paycheck Paradox is not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, or tax advisor.

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