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Debt avalanche calculator

Calculate your debt avalanche payoff order

Debt Avalanche directs available extra money to the active debt with the highest APR while maintaining required payments on other debts. Enter your portfolio to estimate the resulting order, date, and interest.

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Deterministic math

The same inputs produce the same estimate.

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Build your Debt Avalanche

Enter each debt and the Shared Extra Payment available above required minimums to model a highest-APR-first payoff.

Debt avalanche calculator

Build your avalanche payoff plan

Start with three debts. The avalanche targets the highest remaining APR first.

Your debts

3 debts

Debt 1

A label you recognize.

Current outstanding balance.

Annual percentage rate.

Required monthly payment.

Debt 2

A label you recognize.

Current outstanding balance.

Annual percentage rate.

Required monthly payment.

Debt 3

A label you recognize.

Current outstanding balance.

Annual percentage rate.

Required monthly payment.

Applied to snowball and avalanche, not the Minimum Plan.

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Understand the output

Your Debt Avalanche timeline

Results prioritize estimated interest, payoff date, actual Payoff Order, First-Debt Milestone, and the monthly portfolio schedule.

Methodology and limits

How this calculator estimates payoff

Each month, active debts keep their required payments while remaining strategy money targets the highest entered APR.

Paid-debt money rolls to another eligible debt. Equal APRs preserve original entry order, and final payments are capped at the amount due.

Assumptions

  • The strategy budget equals starting minimum payments plus the Shared Extra Payment.
  • Entered APRs remain constant for the full estimate.
  • No new balances, fees, missed payments, or account changes occur.

Limitations

  • The model does not predict future variable rates or issuer payment changes.
  • Daily lender interest and payment timing can change actual totals.

Methodology reviewed August 26, 2026. Results are educational planning estimates, not financial advice or lender payoff quotes.

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