Debt Consolidation Calculator
One Loan Instead of Many — Does It Really Save?
About the Debt Consolidation Calculator
Use our Debt Consolidation Calculator to see whether rolling several debts into one loan would really save you money.
Enter your current debts — each balance, interest rate, and monthly payment — and the loan you have been offered: its rate, term, origination fee, and other costs, paid upfront or added to the loan.
The calculator compares keeping your debts with consolidating them: the monthly payment, how long each takes, the interest and fees, and the total you would still pay.
A lower payment is not always a saving, because a longer term can cost more. You can also find the highest interest rate at which consolidating still pays off. To pay your debts off one at a time without a new loan, use our Debt Payoff Calculator; to see what a credit counselling agency’s plan would cost instead, our Debt Management Plan Calculator.
Your debts and the loan offer
Your current debts
Consolidation loan
Enter your debts and the loan offer and press Calculate.
| Keep current debts | Consolidate | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly payment | ||
| Paid off in | ||
| Interest and fees | ||
| Total still to pay |
Press Calculate to see the comparison as graphs.
