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Debt Lab

One blended rate beats five angry ones.

Itemize what a client owes, see the blended rate they're really paying, and what rolling it into the mortgage frees up every month.

Marcus Lee — blended rate across the mortgage + debts
5.96%4.94%after consolidating
Cash freed monthly
+$843/mo
$10,118/yr
Marcus Lee
Home value
$500,000
Mortgage owing
$340,000
Combined LTV
68%
Equity
$160,000
1st
TD
Closed · 5-yr fixed
4.89%$340,000
Marcus Lee's debts
DebtBalanceRatePayment·
Visa
Credit card · ····4312
$12,50019.99%$375/mo
Mastercard
Credit card · ····8807
$8,00021.99%$240/mo
Car loan
Auto loan
$24,5008.49%$498/mo
Statement screenshots (coming online with your AI key): clients snap each statement, the AI reads balance, rate, and payment straight into this list. Ask them to crop out the full account number — the Lab only ever stores the last 4 digits.
Roll it into the mortgage
Debts total
$45,000
Debts blended rate
14.08%
Debt payments
$1,113/mo
Mortgage payment
$1,956/mo
After consolidating
New mortgage
$385,000
New payment (4.94%)
$2,226/mo
Before, all-in
$3,069/mo
Cash freed
+$843/mo
Rolling everything in takes the mortgage from 68% to 77% of the home value — inside the 80% refinance cap.
Full rate review
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Uses today's 4.94% market rate for 5-yr fixed and a 25-year amortization — consolidating stretches short debts over a long term, so total interest can rise even as monthly cash flow improves. Confirm penalties, fees, and lender rules before advising.