Advance America is an offline planning tool for reviewing whether paying extra toward an existing debt could reduce interest enough to justify an early payment fee.
Advance America lets you manually enter a debt, including the current balance, fixed annual rate, regular monthly payment, first payment date, currency, and an optional personal note. The calculation uses only the conditions you provide.
With Advance America, you can enter one additional payment and compare different future months. The fee can be set as zero, a fixed amount, or a percentage of the additional amount actually applied to the balance.
Advance America calculates the projected interest savings, applicable fee, net savings, total payments, payoff date, and estimated reduction in the repayment period for each tested month.
The main Advance America comparison view organizes eligible months into a clear table showing interest savings, fee, and net savings. You can identify the best result within the selected range and the first month with positive net savings.
Advance America also provides a detailed monthly schedule for the original and selected scenarios. Each month can show the opening balance, interest, regular payment, additional payment, separate fee, and ending balance.
Save an independent Advance America scenario as a snapshot containing the original conditions, assumptions, selected month, calculated results, and payment schedule. Editing the original debt does not change previously saved snapshots.
Advance America works entirely offline and does not provide loans, accept applications, offer approvals, connect to creditors, or execute financial transactions. All results are estimates based on manually entered conditions and a documented calculation model.
The calculation assumes monthly interest before payment, no new borrowing, no rate changes, and no transfers between debts. Results are limited to the supported calculation horizon and should be compared with the actual terms of the existing obligation.
Compare early payoff savings with fees on an existing debt.