Debt to Income Ratio Calculator

Calculate DTI: monthly debt payments ÷ gross income. 28/36 rule.

Use the Debt to Income Ratio Calculator

Enter gross income and debt payments. DTI ratio is calculated.

Inputs

Monthly gross income and debt payments.

Results

DTI ratio
31.67%
Front-end ratio
25%
Total debt payments
$1,900

28/36 rule: front-end < 28%, back-end < 36%. Lenders prefer DTI under 43%.

How this calculator works

Enter monthly gross income, mortgage/rent, and other debt. DTI and front-end ratio are calculated.

How to interpret your results

Lower DTI improves loan approval odds. Pay down debt or increase income to improve.

FAQs

What is DTI?
Debt-to-Income ratio. Monthly debt payments ÷ monthly gross income. Lenders use it for loan approval.
What is the 28/36 rule?
Housing should be under 28% of income; total debt under 36%. Guidelines for mortgage qualification.
What is a good DTI?
Under 36% is generally good. Under 43% often required for qualified mortgages.

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Debt to Income Ratio Calculator

Calculate DTI: monthly debt payments ÷ gross income. 28/36 rule.

Use the Debt to Income Ratio Calculator

Enter gross income and debt payments. DTI ratio is calculated.

Inputs

Monthly gross income and debt payments.

Results

DTI ratio
31.67%
Front-end ratio
25%
Total debt payments
$1,900

28/36 rule: front-end < 28%, back-end < 36%. Lenders prefer DTI under 43%.

How this calculator works

Enter monthly gross income, mortgage/rent, and other debt. DTI and front-end ratio are calculated.

How to interpret your results

Lower DTI improves loan approval odds. Pay down debt or increase income to improve.

FAQs

What is DTI?
Debt-to-Income ratio. Monthly debt payments ÷ monthly gross income. Lenders use it for loan approval.
What is the 28/36 rule?
Housing should be under 28% of income; total debt under 36%. Guidelines for mortgage qualification.
What is a good DTI?
Under 36% is generally good. Under 43% often required for qualified mortgages.

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