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Once all of your information has been entered, you simply click the green “Calculate your savings” button. Then, you’ll be taken to the results page.

Getting Your Results

The Personal Loan Calculator will provide your summary on an easy-to-interpret page. There, you will be shown a comparison between the “Lending Club snapshot” and your current debt arrangement. This involves the terms that you will be offered for debt consolidation, based on a specific interest rate for the new loan.

Near the bottom of the page is a box that shows a “Months until debt-free” calculation. Here, you’ll need to decide whether you want a three-year loan or a five-year loan. You can also adjust the expected interest rate (APR) using the slide bar to the right. This is where you can determine if a debt consolidation loan will work to your advantage, based on various APR’s.

In this example, we’re looking at a debt consolidation of $25,000, covering five different loans with an average APR of 14.55%, and a combined monthly payment of $835.

Based on a debt consolidation at a rate of 7.96%, we can save more than $3,000 in interest alone over the term of the loan. That cuts the effective interest rate on current debt by more than half.

Meanwhile, the monthly payment drops to $783, which saves us $57 out of pocket each month. Given that we’ve selected a 36 month loan, the debt will actually be paid off two months faster after consolidating.

This is just one example of how you can use the Personal Loan Calculator to help you in deciding if a debt consolidation loan will be to your advantage. You can run as many scenarios as you like – it’s even kind of fun!

If you decide that you want to go ahead with a debt consolidation loan, you can click the green “Check my rate” button at the page. That will move you onto the next step in the process. Check out Lending Club’s Personal Loan Calculator and see how it works for you!

Take Back Control of Your Money Today

Our 31-Day Money Challenge will help you get out of debt, save more, and take back control of your life.

Bonus: You'll also get instant access to my interview of a husband and father who retired at the ripe old age of . . . 30. Seriously!

What others are saying: "Hi Rob.  I'm at Day 26 in your 31 day money challenge podcast. Thank you, thank you, thank you!  I've been looking for a comprehensive guide to all-things-money and this has been so informative." --Danielle

• Once all of your information has been entered, you simply click the green “Calculate your savings” button. Then, you’ll be taken to the results page.

  Getting Your Results

  The Personal Loan Calculator will provide your summary on an easy-to-interpret page. There, you will be shown a comparison between the “Lending Club snapshot” and your current debt arrangement. This involves the terms that you will be offered for debt consolidation, based on a specific interest rate for the new loan.
  Near the bottom of the page is a box that shows a “Months until debt-free” calculation. Here, you’ll need to decide whether you want a three-year loan or a five-year loan. You can also adjust the expected interest rate (APR) using the slide bar to the right. This is where you can determine if a debt consolidation loan will work to your advantage, based on various APR’s.
  In this example, we’re looking at a debt consolidation of $25,000, covering five different loans with an average APR of 14.55%, and a combined monthly payment of $835.
  Based on a debt consolidation at a rate of 7.96%, we can save more than $3,000 in interest alone over the term of the loan. That cuts the effective interest rate on current debt by more than half.
  Meanwhile, the monthly payment drops to $783, which saves us $57 out of pocket each month. Given that we’ve selected a 36 month loan, the debt will actually be paid off two months faster after consolidating.
  This is just one example of how you can use the Personal Loan Calculator to help you in deciding if a debt consolidation loan will be to your advantage. You can run as many scenarios as you like – it’s even kind of fun!
  If you decide that you want to go ahead with a debt consolidation loan, you can click the green “Check my rate” button at the page. That will move you onto the next step in the process. Check out Lending Club’s Personal Loan Calculator and see how it works for you!
  Take Back Control of Your Money Today
  
  Our 31-Day Money Challenge will help you get out of debt, save more, and take back control of your life.

  
  

  Bonus: You'll also get instant access to my interview of a husband and father who retired at the ripe old age of . . . 30. Seriously!

  
  

  What others are saying: "Hi Rob.  I'm at Day 26 in your 31 day money challenge podcast. Thank you, thank you, thank you!  I've been looking for a comprehensive guide to all-things-money and this has been so informative." --Danielle

  • Once all of your information has been entered, you simply click the green “Calculate your savings” button. Then, you’ll be taken to the results page.

    Getting Your Results

    The Personal Loan Calculator will provide your summary on an easy-to-interpret page. There, you will be shown a comparison between the “Lending Club snapshot” and your current debt arrangement. This involves the terms that you will be offered for debt consolidation, based on a specific interest rate for the new loan.
    Near the bottom of the page is a box that shows a “Months until debt-free” calculation. Here, you’ll need to decide whether you want a three-year loan or a five-year loan. You can also adjust the expected interest rate (APR) using the slide bar to the right. This is where you can determine if a debt consolidation loan will work to your advantage, based on various APR’s.
    In this example, we’re looking at a debt consolidation of $25,000, covering five different loans with an average APR of 14.55%, and a combined monthly payment of $835.
    Based on a debt consolidation at a rate of 7.96%, we can save more than $3,000 in interest alone over the term of the loan. That cuts the effective interest rate on current debt by more than half.
    Meanwhile, the monthly payment drops to $783, which saves us $57 out of pocket each month. Given that we’ve selected a 36 month loan, the debt will actually be paid off two months faster after consolidating.
    This is just one example of how you can use the Personal Loan Calculator to help you in deciding if a debt consolidation loan will be to your advantage. You can run as many scenarios as you like – it’s even kind of fun!
    If you decide that you want to go ahead with a debt consolidation loan, you can click the green “Check my rate” button at the page. That will move you onto the next step in the process. Check out Lending Club’s Personal Loan Calculator and see how it works for you!
    Take Back Control of Your Money Today
    
    Our 31-Day Money Challenge will help you get out of debt, save more, and take back control of your life.

    
    

    Bonus: You'll also get instant access to my interview of a husband and father who retired at the ripe old age of . . . 30. Seriously!

    
    

    What others are saying: "Hi Rob.  I'm at Day 26 in your 31 day money challenge podcast. Thank you, thank you, thank you!  I've been looking for a comprehensive guide to all-things-money and this has been so informative." --Danielle

    • Once all of your information has been entered, you simply click the green “Calculate your savings” button. Then, you’ll be taken to the results page.

      Getting Your Results

      The Personal Loan Calculator will provide your summary on an easy-to-interpret page. There, you will be shown a comparison between the “Lending Club snapshot” and your current debt arrangement. This involves the terms that you will be offered for debt consolidation, based on a specific interest rate for the new loan.
      Near the bottom of the page is a box that shows a “Months until debt-free” calculation. Here, you’ll need to decide whether you want a three-year loan or a five-year loan. You can also adjust the expected interest rate (APR) using the slide bar to the right. This is where you can determine if a debt consolidation loan will work to your advantage, based on various APR’s.
      In this example, we’re looking at a debt consolidation of $25,000, covering five different loans with an average APR of 14.55%, and a combined monthly payment of $835.
      Based on a debt consolidation at a rate of 7.96%, we can save more than $3,000 in interest alone over the term of the loan. That cuts the effective interest rate on current debt by more than half.
      Meanwhile, the monthly payment drops to $783, which saves us $57 out of pocket each month. Given that we’ve selected a 36 month loan, the debt will actually be paid off two months faster after consolidating.
      This is just one example of how you can use the Personal Loan Calculator to help you in deciding if a debt consolidation loan will be to your advantage. You can run as many scenarios as you like – it’s even kind of fun!
      If you decide that you want to go ahead with a debt consolidation loan, you can click the green “Check my rate” button at the page. That will move you onto the next step in the process. Check out Lending Club’s Personal Loan Calculator and see how it works for you!
      Take Back Control of Your Money Today
      
      Our 31-Day Money Challenge will help you get out of debt, save more, and take back control of your life.

      
      

      Bonus: You'll also get instant access to my interview of a husband and father who retired at the ripe old age of . . . 30. Seriously!

      
      

      What others are saying: "Hi Rob.  I'm at Day 26 in your 31 day money challenge podcast. Thank you, thank you, thank you!  I've been looking for a comprehensive guide to all-things-money and this has been so informative." --Danielle

      • Once all of your information has been entered, you simply click the green “Calculate your savings” button. Then, you’ll be taken to the results page.

        Getting Your Results

        The Personal Loan Calculator will provide your summary on an easy-to-interpret page. There, you will be shown a comparison between the “Lending Club snapshot” and your current debt arrangement. This involves the terms that you will be offered for debt consolidation, based on a specific interest rate for the new loan.
        Near the bottom of the page is a box that shows a “Months until debt-free” calculation. Here, you’ll need to decide whether you want a three-year loan or a five-year loan. You can also adjust the expected interest rate (APR) using the slide bar to the right. This is where you can determine if a debt consolidation loan will work to your advantage, based on various APR’s.
        In this example, we’re looking at a debt consolidation of $25,000, covering five different loans with an average APR of 14.55%, and a combined monthly payment of $835.
        Based on a debt consolidation at a rate of 7.96%, we can save more than $3,000 in interest alone over the term of the loan. That cuts the effective interest rate on current debt by more than half.
        Meanwhile, the monthly payment drops to $783, which saves us $57 out of pocket each month. Given that we’ve selected a 36 month loan, the debt will actually be paid off two months faster after consolidating.
        This is just one example of how you can use the Personal Loan Calculator to help you in deciding if a debt consolidation loan will be to your advantage. You can run as many scenarios as you like – it’s even kind of fun!
        If you decide that you want to go ahead with a debt consolidation loan, you can click the green “Check my rate” button at the page. That will move you onto the next step in the process. Check out Lending Club’s Personal Loan Calculator and see how it works for you!
        Take Back Control of Your Money Today
        
        Our 31-Day Money Challenge will help you get out of debt, save more, and take back control of your life.

        
        

        Bonus: You'll also get instant access to my interview of a husband and father who retired at the ripe old age of . . . 30. Seriously!

        
        

        What others are saying: "Hi Rob.  I'm at Day 26 in your 31 day money challenge podcast. Thank you, thank you, thank you!  I've been looking for a comprehensive guide to all-things-money and this has been so informative." --Danielle

        • Once all of your information has been entered, you simply click the green “Calculate your savings” button. Then, you’ll be taken to the results page.

          Getting Your Results

          The Personal Loan Calculator will provide your summary on an easy-to-interpret page. There, you will be shown a comparison between the “Lending Club snapshot” and your current debt arrangement. This involves the terms that you will be offered for debt consolidation, based on a specific interest rate for the new loan.
          Near the bottom of the page is a box that shows a “Months until debt-free” calculation. Here, you’ll need to decide whether you want a three-year loan or a five-year loan. You can also adjust the expected interest rate (APR) using the slide bar to the right. This is where you can determine if a debt consolidation loan will work to your advantage, based on various APR’s.
          In this example, we’re looking at a debt consolidation of $25,000, covering five different loans with an average APR of 14.55%, and a combined monthly payment of $835.
          Based on a debt consolidation at a rate of 7.96%, we can save more than $3,000 in interest alone over the term of the loan. That cuts the effective interest rate on current debt by more than half.
          Meanwhile, the monthly payment drops to $783, which saves us $57 out of pocket each month. Given that we’ve selected a 36 month loan, the debt will actually be paid off two months faster after consolidating.
          This is just one example of how you can use the Personal Loan Calculator to help you in deciding if a debt consolidation loan will be to your advantage. You can run as many scenarios as you like – it’s even kind of fun!
          If you decide that you want to go ahead with a debt consolidation loan, you can click the green “Check my rate” button at the page. That will move you onto the next step in the process. Check out Lending Club’s Personal Loan Calculator and see how it works for you!
          Take Back Control of Your Money Today
          
          Our 31-Day Money Challenge will help you get out of debt, save more, and take back control of your life.

          
          

          Bonus: You'll also get instant access to my interview of a husband and father who retired at the ripe old age of . . . 30. Seriously!

          
          

          What others are saying: "Hi Rob.  I'm at Day 26 in your 31 day money challenge podcast. Thank you, thank you, thank you!  I've been looking for a comprehensive guide to all-things-money and this has been so informative." --Danielle