Credit Card Debt Payoff Plan

How can I pay off my credit card using a personal loan?

Using a personal loan to eliminate high-interest CC debt · Monthly schedule

The total amount you currently owe
Find it on your statement. Average is around 21–27%.
The total amount you currently owe
The total amount you currently owe
Find it on your statement. Average is around 15–19%.
What is your monthly income? $1,800
This is the amount you can put towards your debt each month. The more, the faster you can pay it off!
What are your monthly expenses? $1,500
This is the amount you spend each month. The less, the faster you can pay off your debt!
20
Months to payoff
$300
Free cash / mo
$893
Total interest paid
$128
Interest saved vs CC
Loan balance
Loan balance over timeStartM3M6M9M12M15M18M20$0$1,000$2,000$3,000$4,000$5,000$6,000
Monthly cycle breakdown

Debt-free summary

Personal loan (17%) replaces CC debt (27%) · paid in full month 20

📅Payoff time20 months
💸Interest paid (loan)$893
💳Est. interest (CC only)$1,021
Net interest saved$128
Loan interest paidCC interest avoided
$893 paid$128 saved vs CC
How it works — cycle recap
  1. 1Loan pays CC in full — $5,000 cleared on Day 0. Interest rate drops from 27% to 17% immediately.
  2. 2CC absorbs monthly expenses — recurring charges go on the card each month and are paid in full to avoid any CC interest accruing.
  3. 3Income services the loan — every dollar of free cash after expenses goes straight toward principal, shortening the payoff window.
  4. 4Wait at the lower rate — each month you accrue 17% interest instead of 27%, saving money until the loan is gone.