fix(debt): honest payoff date for unpayable debts + math tests (Snowball #1,#5)

The payoff simulation reported months_to_freedom by taking Math.max over each
debt's payoff month — but a debt whose minimum never overcomes its interest (and
that the rolling snowball can't cover) never reaches $0, so its "never" counted
as 0 and the projection showed the OTHER debts' last month as the freedom date.
Now months_to_freedom/payoff_date are null when any active debt never clears, the
result is flagged capped, and each such debt is marked never_paid
(services/snowballService.js + the same guard in aprService calculateMinimumOnly).

Also adds tests/snowballMath.test.js (12) — the debt-payoff engine had zero
coverage. Hand-calculated examples for amortization (0% + 12% APR), snowball
rolling, avalanche vs snowball interest, skip reasons, APR snapshot, and the
unpayable-debt edge. Server suite 151 pass.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- **[Export] Richer export — JSON + date ranges** — `GET /api/export` now accepts a `from`/`to` date range (in addition to `year`) for CSV or JSON, and there's a new `GET /api/export/user-json` full portable JSON export (same assembly as the SQLite/Excel exports). The Download pane gains a JSON card and a filtered "Payments export" (date range + CSV/JSON). Test `tests/exportRicher.test.js`. - **[Export] Richer export — JSON + date ranges** — `GET /api/export` now accepts a `from`/`to` date range (in addition to `year`) for CSV or JSON, and there's a new `GET /api/export/user-json` full portable JSON export (same assembly as the SQLite/Excel exports). The Download pane gains a JSON card and a filtered "Payments export" (date range + CSV/JSON). Test `tests/exportRicher.test.js`.
- **[Data] "Erase my data" (danger zone)** — a self-service reset: `POST /api/user/erase-data` (rate-limited, type-to-confirm) transactionally wipes your financial + imported data (bills, payments, transactions, bank connections, categories, imports, rules) while **preserving your account, login, 2FA and preferences**, then re-seeds default categories and audits the action. Red-accented card in Export & backups with a type-to-confirm dialog. Test `tests/eraseUserData.test.js` (wipes only the requesting user, preserves others + the account). - **[Data] "Erase my data" (danger zone)** — a self-service reset: `POST /api/user/erase-data` (rate-limited, type-to-confirm) transactionally wipes your financial + imported data (bills, payments, transactions, bank connections, categories, imports, rules) while **preserving your account, login, 2FA and preferences**, then re-seeds default categories and audits the action. Red-accented card in Export & backups with a type-to-confirm dialog. Test `tests/eraseUserData.test.js` (wipes only the requesting user, preserves others + the account).
### 🔍 Snowball review
- **[Debt] Payoff projection no longer fakes a "freedom" date when a debt can't be paid off** — if a debt's minimum payment never overcomes its interest and the rolling snowball can't cover it either, it never reaches $0. The simulation previously excluded that debt from `months_to_freedom` (a `Math.max` over payoff months treated "never" as 0), so it reported the *other* debts' last month as your payoff date — misleadingly optimistic. Now `months_to_freedom`/`payoff_date` are `null` when any active debt never clears, the result is flagged `capped`, and each such debt is marked `never_paid` (`services/snowballService.js`, `services/aprService.js`). (Snowball review #1)
- **[Debt] Added the missing test coverage for all payoff math** — the debt-payoff engine (`calculateSnowball`/`calculateAvalanche`/`calculateMinimumOnly`/`amortizationSchedule`/`monthsToPayoff`/`debtAprSnapshot`) had **zero** automated tests despite being the most math-heavy code in the app. Added `tests/snowballMath.test.js` (12 tests) with hand-calculated examples (0% and 12% APR amortization rows, snowball rolling, avalanche-beats-snowball interest, skip reasons, APR breakdown) and the unpayable-debt edge above. (Snowball review #5)
### 🐛 QA Fixes ### 🐛 QA Fixes
- **[SimpleFIN] Purging a soft-deleted bill orphaned its matched transactions** — found on the live SimpleFIN DB: 3 transactions were `match_status='matched'` with `matched_bill_id=NULL`. Root cause: bills are soft-deleted (retained for recovery), then the retention GC (`pruneSoftDeletedFinancialRecords`, `services/cleanupService.js`) hard-deletes them past the 30-day window. `transactions.matched_bill_id` is `ON DELETE SET NULL`, so the purge nulled the pointer but left `match_status='matched'` — a limbo row **excluded from spending/analytics (`match_status != 'matched'`) yet attributed to no bill**, silently dropping that spend. The purge now releases those matches back to `'unmatched'` in the same transaction and self-heals any pre-existing orphans; retention behaviour is unchanged. Verified on a copy of the live DB (3→0 orphans, 0 transactions lost). Regression: 3 tests in `tests/backupAndCleanup.test.js`. (QA-B5-04) - **[SimpleFIN] Purging a soft-deleted bill orphaned its matched transactions** — found on the live SimpleFIN DB: 3 transactions were `match_status='matched'` with `matched_bill_id=NULL`. Root cause: bills are soft-deleted (retained for recovery), then the retention GC (`pruneSoftDeletedFinancialRecords`, `services/cleanupService.js`) hard-deletes them past the 30-day window. `transactions.matched_bill_id` is `ON DELETE SET NULL`, so the purge nulled the pointer but left `match_status='matched'` — a limbo row **excluded from spending/analytics (`match_status != 'matched'`) yet attributed to no bill**, silently dropping that spend. The purge now releases those matches back to `'unmatched'` in the same transaction and self-heals any pre-existing orphans; retention behaviour is unchanged. Verified on a copy of the live DB (3→0 orphans, 0 transactions lost). Regression: 3 tests in `tests/backupAndCleanup.test.js`. (QA-B5-04)

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payoff_display: d.payoffMonth ? monthDisplay(d.payoffMonth) : null, payoff_display: d.payoffMonth ? monthDisplay(d.payoffMonth) : null,
total_interest: round2(d.totalInterest), total_interest: round2(d.totalInterest),
months: d.payoffMonth, months: d.payoffMonth,
never_paid: d.payoffMonth === null,
})); }));
// Only report a payoff date if every active debt actually clears (see _simulate).
const allPaid = active.every(d => d.payoffMonth !== null);
const maxMonth = Math.max(0, ...active.map(d => d.payoffMonth || 0)); const maxMonth = Math.max(0, ...active.map(d => d.payoffMonth || 0));
const totalInterest = sumMoney(active, d => d.totalInterest); const totalInterest = sumMoney(active, d => d.totalInterest);
return { return {
months_to_freedom: maxMonth || null, months_to_freedom: allPaid && maxMonth ? maxMonth : null,
total_interest_paid: round2(totalInterest), total_interest_paid: round2(totalInterest),
payoff_date: maxMonth ? monthLabel(maxMonth) : null, payoff_date: allPaid && maxMonth ? monthLabel(maxMonth) : null,
payoff_display: maxMonth ? monthDisplay(maxMonth) : null, payoff_display: allPaid && maxMonth ? monthDisplay(maxMonth) : null,
debts: debtResults, debts: debtResults,
skipped, skipped,
extra_payment: 0, extra_payment: 0,
capped: month >= MAX_MONTHS, capped: month >= MAX_MONTHS || !allPaid,
}; };
} }

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payoff_display: d.payoffMonth ? monthDisplay(d.payoffMonth) : null, payoff_display: d.payoffMonth ? monthDisplay(d.payoffMonth) : null,
total_interest: round2(d.totalInterest), total_interest: round2(d.totalInterest),
months: d.payoffMonth, months: d.payoffMonth,
never_paid: d.payoffMonth === null, // minimum never overcomes interest
})); }));
// A payoff date only exists if EVERY active debt actually reaches $0. If a
// debt's minimum never overcomes its interest (and the snowball can't cover
// it), it never pays off — reporting the other debts' last month would be a
// misleadingly optimistic "freedom" date, so return null and mark it capped.
const allPaid = active.every(d => d.payoffMonth !== null);
const maxMonth = Math.max(0, ...active.map(d => d.payoffMonth || 0)); const maxMonth = Math.max(0, ...active.map(d => d.payoffMonth || 0));
const totalInterest = sumMoney(active, d => d.totalInterest); const totalInterest = sumMoney(active, d => d.totalInterest);
return { return {
months_to_freedom: maxMonth || null, months_to_freedom: allPaid && maxMonth ? maxMonth : null,
total_interest_paid: round2(totalInterest), total_interest_paid: round2(totalInterest),
payoff_date: maxMonth ? monthLabel(maxMonth) : null, payoff_date: allPaid && maxMonth ? monthLabel(maxMonth) : null,
payoff_display: maxMonth ? monthDisplay(maxMonth) : null, payoff_display: allPaid && maxMonth ? monthDisplay(maxMonth) : null,
debts: debtResults, debts: debtResults,
skipped, skipped,
extra_payment: extra, extra_payment: extra,
capped: month >= MAX_MONTHS, capped: month >= MAX_MONTHS || !allPaid,
}; };
} }

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'use strict';
// Debt-payoff math (Snowball review #5 + #1). Pure functions — hand-calculated
// examples, plus the unpayable-debt edge where a minimum never overcomes interest.
const test = require('node:test');
const assert = require('node:assert/strict');
const { calculateSnowball, calculateAvalanche } = require('../services/snowballService');
const {
monthlyInterest, monthsToPayoff, amortizationSchedule,
calculateMinimumOnly, debtAprSnapshot,
} = require('../services/aprService');
// ── primitives ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
test('monthlyInterest = balance × APR/12', () => {
assert.equal(monthlyInterest(1000, 12), 10); // 1% / month
assert.equal(monthlyInterest(1000, 0), 0);
assert.equal(monthlyInterest(-5, 12), 0); // clamped
});
test('monthsToPayoff — hand examples + edge cases', () => {
assert.equal(monthsToPayoff(1000, 0, 100), 10); // no interest: 1000/100
assert.equal(monthsToPayoff(0, 12, 100), 0); // already paid
assert.equal(monthsToPayoff(1000, 12, 0), null); // no payment
assert.equal(monthsToPayoff(1000, 12, 5), null); // 5 < 1000×1% interest → never
assert.ok(monthsToPayoff(1000, 12, 100) > 10); // interest adds a few months
});
test('amortizationSchedule — APR=0 is principal-only', () => {
const s = amortizationSchedule(1000, 0, 100);
assert.equal(s.length, 10);
assert.deepEqual(s[0], { month: 1, payment: 100, principal: 100, interest: 0, balance: 900 });
assert.equal(s[9].balance, 0);
});
test('amortizationSchedule — first row of a 12% APR loan', () => {
const s = amortizationSchedule(1000, 12, 100);
// interest = 1000×0.01 = 10; principal = 90; balance = 910
assert.deepEqual(s[0], { month: 1, payment: 100, principal: 90, interest: 10, balance: 910 });
});
test('amortizationSchedule — unpayable / invalid returns []', () => {
assert.deepEqual(amortizationSchedule(1000, 12, 5), []); // payment < interest
assert.deepEqual(amortizationSchedule(0, 12, 100), []); // no balance
assert.deepEqual(amortizationSchedule(1000, 12, 0), []); // no payment
});
// ── snowball simulation ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
test('calculateSnowball rolls a freed minimum into the next debt (0% hand example)', () => {
// A(200/min100) then B(300/min100), no interest, no extra.
// m1: A→100, B→200 · m2: A→0 (payoff m2, roll +100), B→100 · m3: B→0 (payoff m3)
const r = calculateSnowball([
{ id: 1, name: 'A', current_balance: 200, minimum_payment: 100, interest_rate: 0 },
{ id: 2, name: 'B', current_balance: 300, minimum_payment: 100, interest_rate: 0 },
], 0);
assert.equal(r.months_to_freedom, 3);
assert.equal(r.total_interest_paid, 0);
assert.equal(r.debts.find(d => d.id === 1).payoff_month, 2);
assert.equal(r.debts.find(d => d.id === 2).payoff_month, 3);
assert.equal(r.capped, false);
});
test('calculateAvalanche pays less interest than snowball when order matters', () => {
const debts = [
{ id: 1, name: 'Low APR', current_balance: 1000, minimum_payment: 100, interest_rate: 5 },
{ id: 2, name: 'High APR', current_balance: 1000, minimum_payment: 100, interest_rate: 30 },
];
const sb = calculateSnowball(debts, 200); // attacks id 1 first (given order)
const av = calculateAvalanche(debts, 200); // reorders → attacks id 2 (30%) first
assert.ok(av.total_interest_paid <= sb.total_interest_paid, 'avalanche ≤ snowball interest');
assert.equal(av.months_to_freedom != null, true);
});
test('UNPAYABLE debt: minimum below interest → months_to_freedom null, capped, never_paid (#1)', () => {
// 1000 @ 24% APR = 20/mo interest, min 10 → balance grows forever.
const r = calculateSnowball([
{ id: 1, name: 'Stuck', current_balance: 1000, minimum_payment: 10, interest_rate: 24 },
], 0);
assert.equal(r.months_to_freedom, null, 'no honest payoff date');
assert.equal(r.payoff_date, null);
assert.equal(r.capped, true);
assert.equal(r.debts[0].never_paid, true);
});
test('UNPAYABLE debt among payable ones does not fake a freedom date (#1)', () => {
// The rolled snowball ($50) is far too small to ever cover Stuck's ~$300/mo
// interest, so Stuck never clears even after Payable is gone.
const r = calculateSnowball([
{ id: 1, name: 'Payable', current_balance: 50, minimum_payment: 50, interest_rate: 0 },
{ id: 2, name: 'Stuck', current_balance: 10000, minimum_payment: 10, interest_rate: 36 },
], 0);
assert.equal(r.months_to_freedom, null, 'one unpayable debt ⇒ not free');
assert.equal(r.capped, true);
assert.equal(r.debts.find(d => d.id === 1).payoff_month, 1); // payable one still records its month
assert.equal(r.debts.find(d => d.id === 2).never_paid, true);
});
test('calculateSnowball skips zero / missing balances', () => {
const r = calculateSnowball([
{ id: 1, name: 'Zero', current_balance: 0, minimum_payment: 50, interest_rate: 0 },
{ id: 2, name: 'Null', current_balance: null, minimum_payment: 50, interest_rate: 0 },
{ id: 3, name: 'Real', current_balance: 100, minimum_payment: 100, interest_rate: 0 },
], 0);
assert.equal(r.debts.length, 1);
assert.equal(r.skipped.length, 2);
assert.deepEqual(r.skipped.map(s => s.reason).sort(), ['no_balance', 'zero_balance']);
});
// ── minimum-only baseline ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
test('calculateMinimumOnly flags its skip reasons', () => {
const r = calculateMinimumOnly([
{ id: 1, name: 'NoBal', current_balance: null, minimum_payment: 50, interest_rate: 0 },
{ id: 2, name: 'Stuck', current_balance: 1000, minimum_payment: 5, interest_rate: 12 }, // 5 < 10 interest
{ id: 3, name: 'NoMin', current_balance: 500, minimum_payment: 0, interest_rate: 0 },
{ id: 4, name: 'Good', current_balance: 300, minimum_payment: 100, interest_rate: 0 },
]);
const reasons = Object.fromEntries(r.skipped.map(s => [s.name, s.reason]));
assert.equal(reasons.NoBal, 'no_balance');
assert.equal(reasons.Stuck, 'payment_below_interest');
assert.equal(reasons.NoMin, 'no_minimum_payment');
assert.equal(r.debts.length, 1); // only "Good" is active
assert.equal(r.months_to_freedom, 3); // 300 / 100
});
// ── APR snapshot ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
test('debtAprSnapshot breaks down a minimum payment', () => {
const snap = debtAprSnapshot({ current_balance: 1000, interest_rate: 12, minimum_payment: 50 });
assert.equal(snap.monthly_interest, 10); // 1000 × 1%
assert.equal(snap.principal_per_min_pmt, 40); // 50 10
assert.equal(snap.interest_pct_of_min, 20); // 10/50
assert.equal(snap.annual_interest_estimate, 120);
assert.equal(debtAprSnapshot({ current_balance: 0 }), null);
});