Debt-to-income ratio calculator
Your front-end (housing) and back-end (all debts) debt-to-income ratios, the numbers lenders check first.
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Your front-end (housing) and back-end (all debts) debt-to-income ratios, the numbers lenders check first.
DTI = monthly debt payments ÷ gross monthly incomeWorked example
Gross monthly income: 7,000 Rent or mortgage payment: 1,900 Car loan: 450 Student loans: 250 Credit card minimums: 120 Other debt payments: 0 → Front-end ratio (housing): 27.14 % → Back-end ratio (all debts): 38.86 % → Assessment: Manageable (37–43%) → Debt payments at 36%: 2,520
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