Debt is spread out
Cards, a car loan, a student loan, each in its own app with its own due date. Nobody sees the whole picture.
Plus and Complete pull your debts together, show what each one costs you, and lay out a payoff order you can follow month by month.
Since you opened this page
What the numbers say, and what it means for you.
Cards, a car loan, a student loan, each in its own app with its own due date. Nobody sees the whole picture.
Paying the highest rate first saves the most. Most people pay whichever bill arrives first.
A plan that shows the payoff date moving closer is easier to stick to than a stack of statements.
On the record
Figures as published by each source. Full citations in the site record.
Three steps, and what lands in your hands at each one.
Your debts are pulled from your credit report and, if you link them, your accounts.
What you getEvery balance, rate, and minimum payment on one screen.
Pick a monthly amount and see a payoff order and the date you would be done.
What you getA payoff order and a projected payoff date for the amount you can afford.
As balances fall, the plan updates and shows the progress.
What you getA plan that updates as you pay, with the finish line in view.
Every plan starts with the free scan. Complete carries everything on this page.
Task Force services are not intended for FCRA purposes. Task Force is not a consumer reporting agency and does not provide credit repair services.
No. Task Force does not lend, negotiate, or settle debts. It organizes what you owe and shows a payoff plan you carry out yourself.
The Debt Payoff Planner is on Plus and Complete.
Balances from your credit report are enough to start. Linking accounts through a secure, read-only connection keeps the plan current automatically.
See exactly where you are exposed. It takes two minutes and costs nothing.