- stared at the debt and hated the thought of any bank login
- paid from my own numbers without giving bank access but barely moved
- look fine but i wont hand over my bank info for any planning
- i just need a date when this debt will be gone without bank login
PrivateFinancialPlanningWithoutBankLogin
See your exact debt-free date with no bank login, no account, and no data stored.
Bank login OAuth flows route through Plaid, Yodlee, or one of three other aggregators. They have read-only access to your transaction history. They store it indexed by your name. They sell de-identified versions to hedge funds, retailers, and lenders. They are also single points of failure — when Plaid is breached (it has been compromised at vendor level twice in the last decade) every connected account becomes part of the leak. The login is not just a login; it is a permanent disclosure.
Avalanche is recommended for $50,000 of mixed debt and requires zero bank credentials to apply. Send every dollar above minimum to the highest-rate balance until that balance is zero. The calculator does not need to see your transactions, your salary, or your account balances — only the three numbers you read off your latest statement (balance, rate, minimum). No Plaid OAuth, no Yodlee, no aggregator integration. Just the math.
On $50,000 at a blended 12% (typical mix: $25k personal loan at 13%, $15k card at 19%, $10k auto loan at 7%), paying $1,055/month minimum finishes in 60 months and costs $13,500 in interest. Adding $300/month extra cuts that to 47 months and $9,800 interest. The credit card closes around month 26.
Pre-loaded with a typical $50k mix. No bank credentials needed — type the numbers from your statements. The math runs locally — see the methodology. Adjust to match your actual statements.
Pre-loaded with a typical privacy debt profile
Update with your actual numbers after you unlock the full calculator.
Recommended: Avalanche for this debt profile.
Your exact date is waiting. Enter your real numbers to see it.
One-time. No subscription. No bank login. Your numbers stay on your device.
Common questions
Two reasons. First, "personalization" — they want to import your transactions to recommend products. Second, monetization — your transaction data is more valuable than any subscription fee. Mint, Credit Karma, and most "free" planning tools sell de-identified financial behavior data to advertisers and data brokers. Tools that charge a one-time fee usually do not need bank access.
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