Eleven debt payoff printables you can download and print right now. Free, no signup, no email address, no catch. There are US Letter and A4 paper size options, with an ink saver version of each. Each card below shows the sheet filled in with a sample plan so you can see how it is used. The download files themselves are blank.
Paying off debt is mostly a matter of seeing it. A list of what you owe, an order to pay it in, and something on the fridge that fills up as the balance comes down. These sheets are the paper version of what the free Undebt.it debt snowball app does online, designed to be written on, stuck to a wall and crossed off as you go.
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Debt Payoff Ladder
List your debts down the side, months across the top, a payment in every cell. Cross them off as you go and start climbing the debt payoff ladder.
Get the free PDFDebt-Free Summit
One hundred triangles from the base to the peak. Color your way up and plant the flag on the summit.
Get the free PDFDebt Payoff Worksheet
Everything you owe, what you can pay, and the order you will pay it in, on one page.
Get the free PDFDebt Snowball Worksheet
Order your debts smallest to largest and see how each payment rolls into the next.
Get the free PDFDebt Avalanche Worksheet
Order your debts by interest rate, highest first, and pay the least interest possible.
Get the free PDFDebt Thermometer
Color in the tube as your total debt falls. Every mark is ten percent of the way there.
Get the free PDFDebt-Free Chart
One hundred squares, each one percent of your debt. Color one in every time you pay one off.
Get the free PDFDebt Payment Log
A running record of every payment you make, so the proof of progress is always in your hands.
Get the free PDFCredit Card Payoff Tracker
Every card, its rate and its credit limit, with a monthly log to watch the balances and the utilization fall.
Get the free PDFLoan Payoff Tracker
For one loan: car, student or mortgage. Log each payment and shade the bar as the balance drops.
Get the free PDFWhere to start
- Write it all down. The Debt Tracker puts every balance, rate and minimum payment on one page. Most people have never seen the whole list at once, and that alone changes things.
- Pick an order. The Snowball Worksheet goes smallest balance first for quick wins; the Avalanche Worksheet goes highest rate first to pay the least interest. Either beats no order at all.
- Make it visible. The Thermometer, the Debt-Free Chart or the Debt-Free Summit goes where you will see it every day. Coloring in a square is a small reward that keeps the plan alive between paydays.
- Keep a record. The Payment Log or the Debt Payoff Ladder turns a year of payments into proof, one crossed-off cell at a time.
Printing notes
- Print at 100 percent, not "fit to page".The rows are sized for handwriting.
- Choose US Letter or A4 to match your paper.The layout is identical on both.
- The ink saver version drops the color.It prints in black and gray for almost nothing and still photocopies cleanly.
- The Debt Payoff Ladder is landscape.Pick landscape in the print dialog or it will shrink.