How long will it take to pay off a credit card?

Credit cards with a low interest rate are hard to find. In fact, the average APR (Annual Percentage Rate) sits at around fifteen percent—that’s pretty high. You can look at this number and either roll your eyes & shrug your shoulders or work to ensure your creditors never get that much out of you. The Credit Card Payoff Calculator shows you how much interest you’ll have paid by the end of your payoff date. Use that information to give your debt a complete overhaul and start paying a monthly rate that helps you save on interest charges.

How it works:

1. Enter your credit card's balance and interest rate.
2. Adjust the Monthly Payment to see how paying more can save you money in the long-run.

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