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Note: This interactive calculator is intended as an educational tool but not as investment advice. The information presented isn’t designed to advise you of strategies which are applicable to your specific situation but rather to highlight issues for your consideration. Therefore, you should always consult your financial or tax advisor. Your own goals will help you to develop a specific financial strategy.

Credit Card Payoff FAQs

• Current balance: Total amount owed on your credit card

• Interest rate (APR): Annual percentage rate on your card statement

• Monthly payment amount: How much you plan to pay each month

• Additional payments: Any extra amounts you can apply to principal

• New charges: Whether you'll continue using the card while paying it off

• Pay more than minimum: Even $25-50 extra monthly makes a significant difference

• Stop new charges: Avoid adding to the balance while paying it down

• Pay twice monthly: Split your payment in half and pay every two weeks

• Apply windfalls: Use tax refunds, bonuses, or gifts toward the balance

• Consider balance transfer: Move to a lower-rate card if you qualify

• Reassess your budget: Look for expenses to cut and redirect to debt payment

• Increase income: Consider side work or selling items to boost payment amounts

• Negotiate with lender: Ask about hardship programs or payment plans

• Prioritize high-interest debt: Focus extra payments on cards with highest rates first

• Seek credit counseling: Get professional help if debt feels overwhelming