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Updated 12 months ago on . Most recent reply

Mortgage Debt Avalanche Calculator
I know I'll get "beat up" here on BP for even suggesting paying everything off :) but I'm at the point where I'm ready to stop scaling (for now) and have everything paid off.
I'm really struggling to find an Avalanche Debt Payoff Calculator for mortgages.
Everything I find is just for general consumer debt. Am I wrong to think that I need a mortgage calculator due to amortization schedules?
Where can I find a calculator for this?
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Print out an amortization table. Add the principle for the next payment and you save that payment. (You save the interest and 1 month on the term.)
you can of course add multiple principle amounts.
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Ps. If you have multiple loans the ones with the most months remaining will cost the least and save the most.