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See what changes when you move debt, lower required payments, or keep paying what you pay today.
Start with your debts, then enter one proposed credit facility. The comparison updates as you edit.
Enter up to 10 debts. Required and planned payments stay separate.
Existing debt
Enter up to three options. Each scenario uses only the selected facility.
Candidate option
Choose the outcome to improve, then inspect or override the suggested transfers.
| Current debt | Balance | Suggested | Custom | Active transfer | Remaining |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Debt | Available after purchase | ||||
The suggested allocation reflects only your selected objective and entered terms. You can change every transfer using Custom allocation.
Required payment, planned payment, and Keep My Payment answer different questions.
| Measure | Current plan | New required only | Proposed plan | Keep My Payment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Available after purchase | |||
Every transferred dollar leaves an existing debt and enters the selected facility. Financed fees are shown separately.
| Debt | Current balance | Transferred | Proposed balance | Opening APR | Payment method | Month 1 required | Future interest | Payoff |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Available after purchase | |||||||
Monthly balances show what repayment behaviour changes after consolidation.
| Year | Current | Proposed | Keep My Payment |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | Available after purchase | ||
Stress increases variable rates immediately by one or two percentage points; active promotional rates stay unchanged.
| Proposed plan | Entered rates | +1 percentage point | +2 percentage points |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | Available after purchase | ||
Interest accrues monthly at APR ÷ 12. Transfers happen before Month 1. Fees are financed into the new balance and consume available credit. Percentage minimums use balance after interest. A promotional rate lasts exactly the entered number of months.
A lower required payment can create cash-flow flexibility while extending repayment. A scenario still owing money at 600 months has no projected debt-free date or completed lifetime cost. Results use user-entered terms and do not determine eligibility or recommend a lender.
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