Jon Lynch Financial

Position Consolidation Calculator

Have 2 or 3 MCAs stacked? Daily remits eating your float? Enter your current positions and see if a consolidation or reverse-consolidation actually saves money.

Your current positions

Add each open advance. Remaining balance = total payback still owed (not original advance amount).

Current burn

Total daily remit
Total weekly remit
Total balance owed
Avg days remaining

Consolidation offer

A consolidation pays off your current positions and replaces them with a single new advance. Enter the proposed new terms:

Comparison

New daily remit
Daily remit change
Total cost change
Cash-out from consolidation
Add positions above to see a recommendation.
Get a real consolidation quote → Single-advance calculator

When does consolidation actually make sense?

The math wins when:

The math loses when:

Reverse consolidation is a different product — a new lender pays your daily remits while you make a single (lower) daily payment to them. Useful when total cost matters less than cash-flow relief. Ask about reverse consol if your daily remit is >15% of revenue.

Which path fits you?

This tool helps three audiences. Pick the one that's you.

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