DebtPath IQ™ screenshot tour

The Home tab

Your method, your numbers, and any emergency — on one screen.

Overview

Home is the screen you land on every time you open DebtPath IQ™. It names the payoff method your interview chose for you, totals up what you owe, and — this is the part most tools skip — warns you outright when one of your debts has become an emergency.

Screens

  1. Slide titled “Home screen,” noting that after startup the Home screen shows a summary of your debts, any emergency warnings, and the payoff method chosen for you after your interview. The DebtPath IQ Home tab shows a banner reading “Your current focus: Free Up Cash Flow First,” a red financial-emergency panel about the Speedy Cash Payday Loan at 391.07% APR whose interest is larger than its payment, an amber strip reading “1 very high-interest debt,” and two summary panels. Credit Card and Loan Information reports a total balance of $65,947.00, monthly payments of $2,120.00, 9 active debts, a 26.06% weighted average APR, $29,000.00 of available credit, and 42% overall credit usage. Automobile and Mortgage Payments reports zero balance, zero monthly payments, and no active loans. An “Update balances” button sits at the bottom.
    The dashboard

    Three things greet you. Your current focus — the method the interview picked, stated in plain words at the top. A summary of everything you owe, with the weighted average interest rate and credit usage worked out for you, and card-and-loan debt kept in its own column apart from a car or a mortgage, because those two behave nothing alike. And any emergency: here the app has spotted a payday loan whose interest outruns its own payment, flagged it in red, and offered to explain exactly what that loan is costing.

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