Complimentary tools · Student Loan Analyzer

What Will It Take to Be Debt-Free?

See your payoff date and total interest, then test whether refinancing actually helps.

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Payoff Projection

Current rateRefinanced
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to debt-free at your current rate
Total interest (current rate)$0
Total interest (refinanced)$0
Refinancing could save$0

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Hypothetical illustration for education only. Not advice, a projection, or a guarantee of results. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal.

Pay It Down or Refinance

Two levers control every payoff: the rate and the payment. Refinancing lowers the rate; extra payments attack the balance. The chart shows both at once, your balance over time at today's rate versus a refinanced one, at the same monthly payment.

What it doesn't capture: federal loans carry protections and forgiveness paths that refinancing gives up permanently. If any of your balance is federal, compare carefully before you refinance.

  • Refinancing federal loans forfeits income-driven plans and forgiveness options
  • Extra payments early save far more interest than the same dollars later
  • A shorter term at the same rate also cuts total interest

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