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I got my RFZ invite code the other day and took the 10 minutes it required to get my credit cards in the system and play with its tools. I found it to be SO mu
by efields 16y ago
I got my RFZ invite code the other day and took the 10 minutes it required to get my credit cards in the system and play with its tools.
I found it to be SO much simpler than Mint, which I've just ignored for more than a year now.
With RFZ, I can quickly see that if I stopped using my cards and paid X per month for 3 years, I'm out of debt and am only paying about 15% more over what I owe. Thats not so bad when you consider the alternatives.
Now, I think I underestimated what I can afford to pay, so hopefully I look at my bank account one day and see there's a few extra thousand that I don't need to save and can immediately put that on a card. Feels like I'll be better off much sooner than 3 years.
Mint can do this, I know, but again — the simplicity of the experience of RFZ is top notch.
- innovate 16y agoThanks. We would love to hear more about your experience as we continue to make improvements.
- sudonim 16y agoDitto. I got my invite the other day. I like that it is one place focused on getting my debt down. I paid what felt like a bunch of money the other day, but on RFZ it's clear that it was a drop in the bucket of what I owe in total... I second that. RFZ is top notch. Edit: this thread reminded me to check if a trade cleared. Just paid another $800 towards credit card zero. Woot!