Debt Consolidation Calculator

💳 Debt Consolidation Calculator: Plan Your Debt-Free Strategy

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💳 Debt Consolidation Calculator – Simplify Your Debt Repayment

The Debt Consolidation Calculator helps you evaluate whether combining multiple debts into a single loan or credit line will save you money and shorten your repayment time. It compares your current debts against a potential consolidation loan to show interest savings, monthly payment changes, and payoff timelines.

📘 What It Calculates:

  • Total monthly payment before and after consolidation

  • Interest savings over the life of the loan

  • Time required to pay off debt under each option

  • Comparison between multiple debts and a single loan

💡 Features:

  • Works with credit cards, personal loans, and other debts

  • Option to include consolidation loan fees

  • Calculates break-even points and payoff dates

  • Helps determine if consolidation is financially beneficial

👤 Who Should Use This:

  • Individuals juggling multiple high-interest debts

  • People looking to simplify payments into one monthly bill

  • Borrowers considering a personal loan for debt repayment

  • Financial advisors helping clients reduce debt costs

Pro Tip: Debt consolidation can save you money if your new loan has a lower interest rate than your current debts — but watch out for hidden fees and longer repayment terms.

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It’s a tool that helps you compare your current debts with a potential consolidation loan to see savings and payoff time.

Enter your current debt balances, interest rates, and monthly payments, along with details of a consolidation loan. The calculator shows your new payment plan.

Anyone with multiple debts like credit cards, personal loans, or store cards looking to simplify payments.

Yes, consolidation often lowers monthly payments by extending the loan term or reducing the interest rate.