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Debt-to-Income Calculator

Estimate monthly debt-to-income ratio from debt payments and gross income.

Results are provided for general informational use. Verify important financial, health or legal figures before relying on them.

About this Debt-to-Income Calculator

The Debt-to-Income Calculator divides recurring monthly debt payments by gross monthly income to produce a simple DTI percentage. Lenders may define qualifying income and debt differently, so this should be treated as a general planning figure.

How the calculation works

DTI equals monthly debt payments ÷ gross monthly income × 100. Real underwriting can include specific rules about which obligations and income sources count.

How to use it

  1. Enter total recurring monthly debt payments.
  2. Enter gross monthly income before deductions.
  3. Calculate to see the estimated DTI ratio.

Practical example

Monthly debts of 1,200 with gross income of 4,000 produce a DTI of 30%.

Frequently asked questions

Is a lower DTI always better?

A lower ratio means less of the entered income is committed to the entered debts, but lending decisions use many factors.

Should I use net income?

This tool is labeled for gross monthly income before deductions.

Is this financial advice?

No. It is a general calculation only.

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