Credit Cards Payoff Calculator

Create a cost-efficient payback schedule for multiple credit cards

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Credit Cards Payoff Calculator

This calculator creates a cost-efficient payback schedule for multiple credit cards using the Debt Avalanche method. To evaluate the repayment of a single credit card only, or for further information about credit cards and how they work, please visit our credit card calculator.

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Info of your credit cards:

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Card Name
Balance
Min Payment
Interest Rate
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📊 Payoff Results

You can payoff your credit cards in 38 months (3 years and 2 months) if you payback $500.00 every month. To payoff, you will need to pay a total of $18,971.20, within which interest is $4,471.24.
Principal
Interest
Total Principal $14,500
Total Interest $4,471
Total Payment $18,971

The best way to payoff your credit cards is to pay back the high interest card first while paying the minimum payments for the other cards. The following are the payback schedules. This schedule assume you do not put new balance to the credit cards.

📚 Understanding Multiple Credit Card Management

Debt Avalanche Method

Pay minimum payments on all cards, then put extra money toward the card with the highest interest rate. This method saves the most money in interest charges.

Why Multiple Cards?

Multiple credit cards can provide benefits like increased available credit, different rewards programs, and backup payment options when used responsibly.

Management Tips

Set up automatic payments, align due dates, and consider eliminating unnecessary cards with annual fees to simplify your credit card management.

Tips for Managing Multiple Credit Cards

Smart Strategies

  • Change due dates: Align all credit card due dates to the same day for easier management
  • Set up automatic payments: Ensure you never miss minimum payments
  • Track spending: Monitor purchases across all cards to avoid overspending

Dealing with High Interest

  • Balance transfers: Move high-interest debt to lower-rate cards
  • Multiple payments: Pay more frequently to reduce average daily balance
  • Personal loans: Consider consolidating with a lower-rate personal loan