Interest saved
Healthy$109,484
Estimated interest avoided by making the extra repayments.
Comparison
This calculator answers a real decision: whether spare cash should reduce debt faster or be invested instead.
Decision report included
Review the decision summary, key metrics, assumptions, and action items, then create a printable report for a lender, broker, household, or client discussion.
Inputs
Decision Summary
Pay extra
Pay extra is favoured because the risk-adjusted after-tax return is 4.3% versus a debt rate of 6.2%.
Decision index
WatchKey metric comparison
Interest saved
Healthy$109,484
Estimated interest avoided by making the extra repayments.
Investment outcome
Watch$161,150
Estimated after-tax investment balance over the accelerated payoff period.
After-tax return
Watch5.3%
Expected return after applying the entered tax rate.
Risk-adjusted return
Watch4.3%
After-tax return reduced by a simple risk preference penalty.
Payoff time saved
Healthy7 years 2 months
How much sooner the debt could be cleared with extra repayments.
Investment vs debt edge
Healthy$51,666
Positive favours investing before behaviour and liquidity factors.
Assumptions
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