Companion resources

3 tools · 12 files available

A Payment Plan You Can Keep

Compare payoff paths and offers, then prepare and record a creditor conversation.

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Start with an example, then protect a clean copy.

Each row keeps the tool version and its two useful starting points together.

Direct access: Files are available without an account or sign-up for personal and household use. Worked examples are fictional or hypothetical, not forecasts, recommendations, promises, or reader outcomes.
D1 · Version 1.1

Debt Payoff Simulator

Compare avalanche and snowball while checking current statement obligations separately from future payment assumptions.

First use: Open the worked example and instructions first. Then save a separate clean copy and replace every fictional or hypothetical entry with your own checked information.

Debt Payoff Simulator: fictional worked-example results
Fictional worked-example results
D2 · Version 1.1

Debt Offer Comparator

Compare complete debt offers independently, including fees and debt left outside each offer; incomplete alternatives stay visibly pending.

First use: Open the worked example and instructions first. Then save a separate clean copy and replace every fictional or hypothetical entry with your own checked information.

Debt Offer Comparator: fictional worked-example results
Fictional worked-example results
D3 · Version 1.1

Creditor Conversation & Agreement Kit

Prepare the numbers for a creditor call, use three fictional conversations, and record terms, open questions and the next action in an editable or printable working copy.

First use: Begin with the blank editable or printable working copy. Use the separate three-conversation example only to understand a completed workflow.

Creditor Conversation & Agreement Kit: blank working-copy preparation page
Blank working-copy preparation page

Use the tools with judgment

These tools organize educational information and scenarios. They do not provide individualized financial, tax, legal, investment, retirement or credit advice. Confirm current rules, account terms and qualified guidance where appropriate.