Paying and paying, and the balance barely moves
You make every payment on time. You're doing everything right. And somehow the credit card balance looks almost exactly like it did a year ago, because minimum payments are designed to keep you exactly where you are.
What actually changes things isn't paying more everywhere. It's pointing every extra dollar at one debt, knocking it out, then rolling that whole payment into the next one. That's the snowball, and it works. The hard part has always been seeing it: knowing which debt is next, what your extra $50 or $100 actually does, and when, on the calendar, you'll be free.
That's exactly what this spreadsheet shows you, automatically.
"I don't need a lecture about lattes. I need to know the date this ends."
