Canadian debt decision tool · reviewed August 14, 2026

Compare the total cost—not just the payment.

Build an avalanche and snowball estimate from your current statements, then test whether a consolidation scenario is actually cheaper and affordable before opening another eligibility path.

Current-debt payoff estimate

Start with statement facts.

Enter current balances, annual rates and required monthly payments. The estimate holds your starting monthly debt budget constant and rolls freed payment room into the next debt.

LabelBalanceAPR %Required payment
Avalanche estimate
Snowball estimate
Avalanche interest differenceVersus the entered snowball plan.

Estimates assume monthly compounding, stable rates, no new charges and the entered payment budget. Statement timing, fees, promotional rates and creditor rules can change the result.

Consolidation break-even check

Test the complete scenario.

Use values from a real disclosure or pre-qualification result—not an advertised starting rate. The calculator does not submit an application or assess creditworthiness.

Entered loan payment
Entered loan total cost
Versus avalanche

An unlocked Bremo review, eligibility result or provider handoff is not an application, approval, funded loan, paid conversion, revenue or profit.

Official guidance and help

Use the route that matches the problem.

If required payments are not sustainable, a new application is not the only route. Compare a budget, creditor arrangements, credit counselling and licensed insolvency advice as appropriate.

Commercial boundary: The optional Bremo loan-eligibility review can lead to an attributed goPeer application path. Bremo may benefit if a qualifying loan is funded, but no authenticated goPeer action or payout source is connected here. A page, calculation, review open or handoff never proves payment. Educational estimates only.