Payoff projections
Estimate your payoff date, projected interest, total amount paid, and monthly debt budget.
Organize your balances, compare debt avalanche and debt snowball strategies, estimate your payoff date, and see how extra payments can reduce interest.
Microsoft Excel-compatible .xlsx file • Canadian dollars • Editable and reusable
Enter your own balances and payments once. The workbook automatically calculates and compares two popular payoff approaches.
Estimate your payoff date, projected interest, total amount paid, and monthly debt budget.
Compare the debt avalanche and debt snowball methods using the same balances and payment budget.
Track credit cards, lines of credit, auto loans, student loans, personal loans, CRA debt, and more.
Enter weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, or monthly minimum payments and see their monthly equivalent.
See how adding a consistent extra monthly payment changes your repayment timeline and interest cost.
Review key figures and projected balances from one clean dashboard, with detailed schedules available when needed.
Add each balance, APR, minimum payment, and payment frequency in the yellow input cells.
Choose how much extra you can add each month above the required minimum payments.
Review both plans and use the strategy that best matches your financial priorities and motivation.
The tool calculates both approaches so you can compare them before committing.
Directs extra payments to the debt with the highest APR first.
Directs extra payments to the debt with the smallest balance first.
Download the workbook, replace the sample data with your own numbers, and review your projected repayment options.
No. The download button links directly to the Excel workbook.
Yes. Save a separate copy for each scenario or update the same workbook as your balances change.
Yes. The workbook accepts weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, and monthly payment frequencies and converts them into a monthly planning amount.
No. It is an educational planning tool. Actual interest calculations, fees, minimum payments, and lender practices can differ. Consider professional help when your situation requires personalized advice.