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Snowball

I am trying to figure out how to see how much interest will be charged on a card I am aiming to pay off.

The whatsthecost.com calculator is good but it wants £xx per month towards the debt.

Where as I have 2 payments left on a debt but they will be different.

Basically the card is £850 and I want to pay £370 one month and then £ 480 the next, I know the cards APR and minimum percentage payable. Does anyone have any advice?

Taking the average of the 2 payments does not give the correct indication of interest though.

Thanks.
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