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Debt-to-Income (DTI) Ratio Calculator
Compute your back-end and front-end DTI, classify risk, and estimate the maximum affordable new payment against a chosen DTI limit.
Income + Debt Inputs
Use pre-tax income for underwriting parity.
Include rent or mortgage (PITI/HOA if applicable).
Back-end DTI = total monthly debts ÷ gross monthly income.
Front-end DTI = housing payment ÷ gross monthly income.
How to Use This Calculator
Enter your gross annual income, choose a DTI cap that aligns with your lender or financial plan, and enter all recurring monthly debts. Include housing, credit cards, auto, and other installment payments. Tap Calculate to refresh the metrics and see whether your current obligations fit the cap.
Methodology
The calculator converts annual income into gross monthly income and compares it to recurring obligations. Back-end DTI captures total debts, while front-end isolates the housing payment. The max additional payment shows how much more you could afford without breaching the chosen cap.
Guidelines
- < 36% generally strong.
- 36–43% fair to caution, depending on program.
- > 43% high risk; underwriting exceptions may be needed.