Free credit card payoff planner
See which card to pay first, and when the debt could disappear.
Add your cards, choose a payoff strategy, and compare how extra monthly payments could change your debt-free date, interest cost, and utilization milestones.
Your credit card debt
Enter the current information shown on each account.
Your personalized payoff roadmap
Here is your path forward.
Could a lower fixed rate change these numbers?
Compare any loan offer against the numbers in your payoff roadmap before making a decision.
A lower monthly payment can improve cash flow, but a longer repayment term can increase the total amount repaid.
Affiliate disclosure: Cal may earn compensation if you use the SoFi link. A loan is not automatically cheaper than your current payoff plan.How the strategies compare
Your payoff order
| Order | Card | Starting balance | APR | Starting utilization | Estimated payoff | Estimated interest |
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First 12 months of your plan
| Month | Payment | Interest | Ending balance | Overall utilization | Main target |
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Credit utilization milestones
How the utilization-first strategy works
It directs extra money toward the card that can reach the next major utilization milestone with the smallest payment, then recalculates the next target.
Why your actual results may differ
Interest can compound daily, minimum payments can change, purchases can continue, and issuer reporting dates vary. Use this as an educational estimate and verify account details directly.
Educational estimates only. This tool does not provide credit repair, legal, tax, or financial advice and does not guarantee a score change, approval, or payoff date. Continue making at least the required minimum payment by each due date.