
Discover Debt Quencher
Most of us that fall into the trap of credit cards end up getting eaten alive by the interest charges. We pay what we can as the statements arrive, but many times we don't make any significant progress on paying down our debt. The goal of Debt Quencher is to give you a plan for paying off your credit card balances. When you can see just how much an extra few dollars makes, it can inspire you to keep going and become free from debt.
Easy entry accounts |
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Debt Quencher only needs a few numbers to give you a payment schedule. All you have to do is enter the starting balance, annual percentage rate (APR) and minimum payment and you'll see your projected payments and payoff date. |
Picking your payment method |
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How do you decide what card you should pay down first? The Payment Method list will always show you your best option. |
Save more. Think less. |
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Simply enter one amount in the additional payment amount entry and Debt Quencher will apply it based on your payment method. Or, enter the total amount you can afford to pay each month and let Debt Quencher calculate your additional amount. |
Peeking in the payments drawer |
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The Payments Drawer shows a payment schedule for any card you select. Hide it or show it, it's just a click away when you need it. |
Printing a payment schedule |
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It's nice to be able to quickly see your payments on the screen, but having a paper copy can be handy too. A clean, readable payment schedule is available anytime you want it. |
Updating your totals by making payments |
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Instead of manually reducing each current amount by the payment amount and updating the date, use the Make Payments command to do it all in one step. |
Share your results |
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Debt Quencher is a great place to store your credit card balances and calculate payment plans, but you may want to use all that wealth of data in a worksheet for more number crunching. You can do this easily with copy and paste. Select what you want to export, then copy and paste it to Numbers, Excel, or any other software that accepts tab-delimited values. |