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Four named strategies, what order each attacks in, and which costs less over the whole run.
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Under the debt snowball strategy, where does an extra payment go after minimum payments are covered?
What is the first target of the debt avalanche after minimum payments are covered?
What does debt consolidation usually do?
What does refinancing a loan mean?
After a snowball target is paid off, what happens to the money that had gone toward that debt?
With no fees, how should two refinance offers be compared for total paid?
Use the debt table. After paying minimums, which debt receives Lane's snowball extra payment?

Use the debt table. Mya has covered every minimum payment. Where should her snowball extra payment go?

After minimums are paid, which listed debt should Devon attack first with the snowball?

The table shows Priya's debts after all minimums are paid. What is her snowball target?

For a snowball plan, identify the debt that gets Cameron's extra payment first.

Use the debt table. With minimums covered, which debt gets Amir's avalanche extra payment?

Nora uses the debt avalanche. Which debt should receive her extra payment?

Read the debt table. Which balance is the first avalanche target for Sloane?

Tariq has made all minimum payments. Under the avalanche, what debt should he pay extra toward?

The debt list shows Leila's accounts. Where does an avalanche extra payment go first?

Use the payment comparison. Which choice has the lower total paid, and by how much?

Dara owes two cards totaling $3,000. A consolidation loan pays them off and finances a $60 origination fee. Before interest, what is the new loan balance?
Use the debt table. A consolidation loan of $1,800 at 15% would pay off these debts. What would consolidation change?

Eli can keep current debts at $100 a month for 18 months or consolidate at $75 a month for 25 months. Based only on payment totals, which costs less?
A borrower has $2,400 in balances. A consolidation loan covers them but finances a $120 fee. Before interest, what amount is financed?
Use the refinance comparison. Which option has the lower total paid, and by how much?

Ava can keep a loan at $120 a month for 10 months or refinance at $100 a month for 13 months. Which option costs less in total?
Use the refinance comparison, including the upfront fee. Which option has the lower total paid, and by how much?

Malik can keep a loan at $70 a month for 16 months or refinance at $62 a month for 18 months. With no fees, which has the lower total paid?
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