Pay off a $10,000 credit card

Answer
About 34 months at $400/month on a $10,000 balance at 22% APR — roughly $3,500 in total interest.

Assumptions

  • $10,000 starting balance
  • 22% APR (fixed)
  • $400 fixed monthly payment
  • No new charges added

Calculation

r = 22%/12 ≈ 1.833%/mo
Months ≈ 33.8
Total paid ≈ $13,500 · Interest ≈ $3,500

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