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Each month adds interest to the remaining balance and applies your fixed payment. The final payment is adjusted to avoid overcounting.
Estimate how long a balance will take to repay at a fixed payment.
See the payoff time, total interest, and total amount paid.
Uses a fixed monthly payment and a constant annual interest rate. It does not include fees, new charges, promotional rates, or lender rules. This is general information, not financial advice. Currency selection only changes formatting.
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Each month adds interest to the remaining balance and applies your fixed payment. The final payment is adjusted to avoid overcounting.
Enter the current balance, annual interest rate, monthly payment, and currency. Increase the payment to see how the payoff time changes.
Payoff time counts monthly payments. Total interest is the estimated cost above the original balance, assuming no new charges.
A $10,000 balance at 18% with $300 monthly payments takes about 47 months to repay.
The estimate assumes a constant rate and fixed payment. It does not include fees, new spending, promotional rates, or lender rules.
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