Debt Free Charts: Family Loan Payoff Chart

Family Loan Payoff Chart

If you owe anyone in your family money, I urge you to pay them off first or as soon as humanly possible. There is nothing worse for family relationships than a loan hanging over it.

Get the Family Loan Chart here.

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katacowMarch 20, 2016 at 5:15 PM
This is just what I am looking for. This debt will be our last and then start saving for our 6 months savings and a new house! Thank you for your hard work on this!
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UnknownApril 18, 2016 at 6:20 AM
Do you have a Bank loan chart or Personal Loan chart?
I have used your Car Loan and Visa Loan chart, love it!! Paid both off. Only need to pay off a personal loan and student loan, should be done by Dec 2016 or earlier. thank you so much for these resources!!
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To Use Your Charts

Fill in your total debt (or savings goal) amount at the top right of the chart, divide your total debt by 25 (the number of lines to fill in) and enter that on the first short line above $0 at the bottom of the chart. Then fill in the rest of the amounts up the chart, adding your base number each time.

For example, if your total debt is $10,000, then enter that at the top, enter $400 (10,000/25=400 ) on the short line above $0, $800 on the next short line up, then $1200, and so on.

Each time you make a payment, or add to your savings, fill in the chart with a colored marker. I like to use one color per month, so I can see at a glance how I'm doing.

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Family Loan Payoff Chart

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