Three quick taps. We'll point you to the right phase.
A typical household at today's average rates. Tap to compare.
How: Budget Financing finds $500 a month already leaking from the budget. That money goes to the smallest debt first. When a debt is paid off, its payment rolls to the next one. No new income needed. This shows Phases 1 and 2 only; Phase 3 isn't included in these numbers.
Example only, not a client's results. Balances are illustrative. Rates are national averages: 30-year mortgage from Freddie Mac (Sept. 24, 2026), credit card rate on balances charged interest from the Federal Reserve (May 2026), new and used auto loans from Experian (Q2 2026). Car loans use typical 69- and 68-month terms. The bank's schedule pays $4,196 a month; Phases 1 & 2 pay $4,696, with the extra $500 recovered through Budget Financing.
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See where every dollar goes, then catch what's slipping away.
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