
What an extra $200 a month really does to a loan
Paying an extra $200 a month on a $100,000 loan cuts three years and $14,421 in interest. Here is the math, and how to check it against your own balance.
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Budgeting without the bank login
Track spending, pay off debt when you have it, and hit your savings goals — all without ever connecting your bank account.


Most budgeting apps ask you to hand over your bank login the moment you sign up. Your Money works differently — you enter your own transactions yourself, so there’s nothing to connect to your bank, and no login to hand over.
See how privacy worksMost budgeting apps ask for ten fields just to log a coffee. Your Money takes seconds — pick a category, add the amount, done.


Add an extra $200 a month and Loan Navigator shows you — in real numbers — how many years and how much interest you’ll save. Included with Your Money Pro.
$14,421 saved.3 years sooner.*
Based on an individual example; results vary depending on balance, APR, and payment amount.


Share accounts, track spending together, and stay on the same page — literally. Included with Your Money Pro.
Learn about Family Sharing| Feature | Your Money | Other budgeting apps |
|---|---|---|
| Bank connection required | No | Usually yes |
| Debt payoff planning | Built in | Rare |
| Starting price | Free | Varies |
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Paying an extra $200 a month on a $100,000 loan cuts three years and $14,421 in interest. Here is the math, and how to check it against your own balance.