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Debt-free planner

Enter every debt you have, decide on a strategy, and see exactly when each one disappears. Avalanche minimises interest paid; snowball gives faster psychological wins.

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What this calculator is useful for

Enter every debt you have, decide on a strategy, and see exactly when each one disappears. Avalanche minimises interest paid; snowball gives faster psychological wins.

Use it to turn several balances, rates and minimum payments into one payoff plan. The calculator is especially helpful when the emotional order of debts differs from the mathematically cheapest order.

How to read the result

Avalanche usually reduces total interest, while snowball can create faster visible wins. The right result is the plan you can actually keep paying, not only the one with the lowest theoretical cost.

What to check next

Before changing payments, keep a small cash buffer and confirm that extra payments reduce principal. Some loans have fees, fixed schedules or rules that change the payoff math.

Plain-language notes

Use this section if the finance words on the page are new to you. The calculator is meant to support a decision, not to reward perfect terminology.

  • APR/interest rate: the yearly cost of borrowing. A higher rate usually makes debt more expensive and payoff slower.

  • Principal: the original debt or mortgage balance before interest is added.

What to compare

Compare at least two scenarios before trusting the first answer. A useful result should tell you what changes if income, costs, rates, or timing move.

Frequently asked questions

Avalanche or snowball — which is better?
Avalanche (highest rate first) saves more money, almost always. Snowball (smallest balance first) clears debts faster psychologically and helps people who struggle with motivation.
What goes in the "extra monthly" field?
Every euro beyond the minimum payments combined. Even €50/month on top of minimums shaves years off the timeline.
Should I include my mortgage?
No. The planner targets consumer credit, credit cards, car loans. Mortgages are usually the lowest-rate debt and have separate optimisation rules — see the Sondertilgung calculator.

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