24.6% APR Representative based on a £10,000 loan over 60 months at 19.9% fixed interest p.a. Monthly repayment: £277.60. Total repayable: £16,656 (inc. £500 fee). Subject to status and affordability. Consolidating debt may increase the term and total amount repaid.
Our free credit card repayment calculator helps you work out how long it could take to pay off your credit card balance based on your interest rate and monthly payments. It’s a simple way to understand your borrowing and find smarter ways to pay off credit cards faster.
If you’re managing more than one card, you can also check your eligibility for an Updraft debt consolidation loan – designed to help you bring multiple balances together into one clear monthly repayment, with no impact on your credit score.
In short: You stay in control, understand your repayments, and make progress on your debt.
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Got questions about our Credit Card Debt Repayment Calculator? Here’s how it works and how it can help you pay off credit card debt faster and stay in control of your borrowing.
Our credit card repayment calculator shows how long it could take to clear your credit card balance based on your interest rate and monthly payments. It’s designed to help you plan ahead and understand the impact of different payment amounts.
Yes. If you have more than one card, you can enter each credit card balance separately to see how long repayment might take. This helps you decide which debts to prioritise or explore ways to simplify your repayments.
The figures are estimates based on the details you enter. They don’t include any future changes to your APR or fees. Use the results as a guide to understand your borrowing - not a guarantee of future costs.
Paying more than the minimum each month can help you reduce your credit card debt faster. You can also explore debt consolidation – combining what you owe into one fixed monthly repayment.
If you’d like to see whether that could work for you, check your eligibility with Updraft – it only takes a few minutes and won’t affect your credit score.
Yes. Updraft offers credit card debt consolidation loans to help you pay off existing credit card balances and manage one fixed monthly repayment instead. You can check your rate online in minutes, with no impact on your credit score.
By proceeding with checking eligibility, you are agreeing to receive documentation (including any loan documentation) digitally through the Updraft app and to your email address.
You also acknowledge, should you accept a loan offer, you will only be able to manage this via the Updraft app.