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Calculate payoff timeline using avalanche method (highest rate first)
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Debt avalanche method prioritizes highest-interest debts first (typically credit cards at 15-20%), then medium-rate debts (personal loans at 10-12%), finally low-rate debts (home loans at 5-7%). This mathematically optimal approach minimizes total interest paid. Avalanche is best for financially disciplined people comfortable without quick wins. In India, it's especially effective for managing credit card debt which carries punishing interest rates. The strategy saves maximum money: for ₹15L debt at mixed rates, avalanche can save ₹50k-2L in interest compared to snowball. The challenge is psychological—home loan remains unpaid for years despite being largest debt, and no quick wins early on. Requires strong discipline and understanding that compound interest saved is more valuable than psychological wins.
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