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ARSENAL.FINANCE v1.0 // TACTICAL FINANCE PLATFORM
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Debt Payoff Planner

List your debts and your monthly budget, and get a concrete plan: what to pay, to which debt, starting when. The plan uses the avalanche method - minimums on everything, then every spare dollar at the highest interest rate first - because it is mathematically the cheapest way out of debt. The budget section shows how much cutting your flexible spending accelerates the payoff.

Your monthly budget
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Your debts
Debt nameBalanceAPR %Min /mo
Results
Total debt
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Debt-free in
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Total interest
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Saves vs minimums
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Balance over time
Your plan    Minimums only
Your payoff plan - what to pay, and when
Each month, every debt accrues interest at APR÷12, minimum payments are made on all active debts, and your budget surplus (take-home income minus essentials, minus the flexible spending you keep, minus all minimums) goes to the highest-APR debt - plus the minimums freed up by already-cleared debts. Attacking the highest rate first is always the cheapest path out of debt. If a debt's minimum doesn't cover its monthly interest, it will never amortize - the plan will flag it.