SVT Software

Step 1: From the Debts screen, select the '+' button to enter all your debts.

Step 2: Next go to the Payoff Plan screen to select a payoff strategy.

Step 3: Track payments by selecting a particular debt and then highlighting a payment to mark it as being paid from the payment schedule. 

Step 4: You can view the total interest, amount paid, debt remaining, and payoff date via the Reports screen.

Step 1: Turn on the snowball switch to ensure that the monthly payment from the previously paid off debt will be applied to the next debt.  This will ensure faster payoff of subsequent debts.

Step 2: If you can afford an extra amount of payment in additional to the monthly payments for all you debts, then enter the extra amount in the snowball amount field.  The extra snowball amount will help in paying off your debts faster.

Step 3: Enter the balance date.  The balance date is the date of the current balance for all your debts.  As long as the balance date for all you debts starts on the same month, any day of the month selected will be fine.  You can specify the specific day for the monthly payments of each debt via the debt update or debt entry screen.

Step 4: Select a payoff strategy and see how it impacts the total interest paid and debt free date.  Choose a strategy that best fit your preference.

The current balance amount is the balance of the debt on the date that you start entering all your debt information into the Debt Payoff Pro app.

The payment day field is the day of the month that a payment is due for each debt.  Valid values are 1 through 28, as not all months have more than 28 days.  Each debt can have a different payment day to represent different monthly due date of payments.

Please click on this link for instruction on how to easily backup and restore your Debt Payoff Pro data via the iTunes File Sharing interface.

To add an extra principal payment, please select the Debt from the main screen.  Then touch on the "+" button on the upper right of the following screen to enter the extra principal payment.