Debt Avalanche Calculator
Plan debt payoff by targeting the highest APR first.
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Compare current multi-debt costs to a single consolidation loan.
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Plan debt payoff by targeting the highest APR first.
Plan debt payoff by attacking the smallest balance first.
Compare promo transfer interest and fees versus staying put.
Estimate monthly loan payments, total interest, and a basic amortization summary.
Estimate personal loan payments, interest, and net proceeds with origination fees.
Estimate monthly EMI, total interest, and amount payable for a loan.
Estimate monthly mortgage payments with optional tax, insurance, and HOA (defaults to 30 years).
Estimate monthly auto loan payments from price, down payment, rate, and term.
Estimate total interest and payments on existing debts versus rolling them into one consolidation loan with a new rate and term.
Consolidation lowers rate and simplifies bills but does not fix overspending. Without behavior change, cards refilled after payoff recreate the cycle.
Secured home equity consolidation risks foreclosure if payments fail—compare unsecured personal loan options.
Origination fees and prepayment penalties on consolidation loans belong in total cost comparisons.
Add each debt's balance, APR, and minimum payment. Enter the consolidation APR and term, and optionally an origination fee as dollars or a percent of total balance.
Consolidating several high-APR debts totaling $8,000 into a 10% 48-month loan with a 2% origination fee often lowers the monthly payment; check whether lifetime interest plus the fee is still a win.
Compares continuing to pay your existing debts versus rolling them into one consolidation loan with a new rate and term. Optional origination fees (percent or fixed dollars) are added to the consolidated principal.
Estimates only for educational purposes. Not financial, tax, or legal advice. Verify figures with your lender, advisor, or official IRS/SSA sources before making decisions.
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FAQ
Not always. A longer term can raise total interest even if the monthly payment drops.
This version compares two existing debts against one consolidation loan.
Yes. Utilnivo tools are free to use and do not require an account.
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