Debt Payoff Calculator: Planned Extra Payments & Fees

The same fixed monthly payment continues. Interest is calculated at the entered nominal annual rate divided by 12, then the regular payment is applied. A future extra follows its chosen completed-payment count, before the next interest period.

An extra can use only the remaining principal. Unused planned cash is shown, not spent elsewhere. A future fee is paid separately in full only when positive modeled principal is applied; later events and their fees are skipped after payoff.

Total cash includes regular payments, applied extra principal now and later, and fees paid. Net savings needs two complete payoff estimates and can be negative. Lender rounding, daily accrual, changing rates, legal entitlements and affordability are not modeled. On an unfinished or unevaluated plan, shown cash covers only evaluated actions, not lifetime costs.

Common questions

Does period 6 mean a payment on a specific calendar date?

No. It means after six completed regular monthly payments and before the next modeled interest period. Actual bank posting dates and interest conventions can differ; check your contract.

What happens if a planned extra is bigger than the remaining principal?

Only the remaining principal is applied and the rest is shown as unused. The full entered future fee applies if positive principal is applied. Once already paid off, both the later extra and its fee are skipped.

Why can a future plan or its savings be unavailable?

A non-reducing balance before the first future event is not evaluated, rather than declared impossible to repay. Savings are unavailable without two complete payoff estimates. A tiny positive terminal application may round to 0 while its entered fee still applies.

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