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Comparez les stratégies boule de neige et avalanche pour rembourser vos dettes plus rapidement.
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Translate APR into daily dollars to prioritize balances.
Estimate savings from 0% offers after fees.
Our debt payoff calculations use standard amortization formulas to project interest paid and payoff timelines for different debt repayment strategies.
Research shows both methods are effective. The avalanche method saves more money, while the snowball method provides psychological wins that help people stay motivated.
Source: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - Paying Off DebtMaking only minimum payments on a $5,000 credit card balance at 18% APR can take 15+ years and cost over $4,000 in interest.
Source: Bankrate - Credit Card Minimum Payment CalculatorThe average American household with credit card debt carries approximately $7,000-$8,000 in balances (2023).
Source: Federal Reserve - Consumer Credit DataAverage credit card APRs range from 15-25%, with personal loans at 6-36% depending on creditworthiness.
Source: Federal Reserve - Credit Card Interest RatesDisclaimer: This calculator provides estimates based on the information you enter. Actual results may vary due to changes in interest rates, fees, payment schedules, and other factors. Always verify with your creditor for exact payoff calculations.
Pay off your smallest debts first, regardless of interest rate. Once the smallest debt is paid off, roll that payment into the next smallest debt.
✓ Pros: Quick wins, psychological motivation, momentum building
✗ Cons: May pay more in total interest
Best for: People who need motivation and quick wins to stay on track
Pay off your highest interest rate debts first, regardless of balance. This minimizes the total interest you'll pay over time.
✓ Pros: Saves the most money, mathematically optimal, faster payoff
✗ Cons: Slower initial wins, requires discipline
Best for: Disciplined savers who want to minimize interest paid
Paying only the minimum on your debts keeps you in debt for years and costs thousands in extra interest. Here's a real example:
Example: $5,000 credit card at 18% APR
Even small extra payments make a massive difference. The calculator above shows exactly how much you'll save.
Apprenez quelle méthode de remboursement de la dette vous fera économiser le plus d'argent et vous gardera motivé :
Comparez la méthode Avalanche, optimale d'un point de vue mathématique, à la méthode Boule de neige, axée sur la motivation. Comprend des exemples réels, des comparaisons de coûts, et un cadre de décision pour choisir la meilleure stratégie pour votre situation.
Understand the essential concepts behind this calculator
APR reflects total borrowing costs; interest rate only shows the cost of borrowing money.
Accounts payable are short-term liabilities that a business owes to suppliers for goods or services received.
Accounts receivable is money owed to a business, crucial for cash flow management.
An audit is a systematic review of financial records to ensure accuracy and compliance, helping to avoid costly mistakes.
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