Debt-to-Income (DTI) Ratio Calculator
Share of your monthly income that goes on debt repayments, and how much room is left for a new loan payment under a chosen limit.
Results
Debt-to-income ratio
30.0
%
Room left for a new monthly payment
150.00
What this tool does
Lenders look at this ratio more than almost anything else, because it measures how much of each month's income is already promised to someone else. Each lender and regulator sets its own limit and its own definition of income — gross or net — so enter income on the same basis as the limit you are comparing with. Include every regular repayment: mortgage or rent if the lender counts it, car finance, personal loans, minimum card payments and leases.
Formula
DTI = monthly debt payments ÷ monthly income × 100
Variables
| Symbol | Meaning | Unit |
|---|---|---|
dp | Monthly debt payments (all loans, cards, leases) | — |
mi | Monthly income | — |
tg | Limit you want to stay under | % |
DTI | Debt-to-income ratio | % |
RM | Room left for a new monthly payment | — |
Worked example
- Monthly debt payments (all loans, cards, leases)900
- Monthly income3000
- Limit you want to stay under35 %
- Debt-to-income ratio30.0 %
- Room left for a new monthly payment150.00
Limitations
- This is an informational calculator, not personalised financial advice. Rates, fees, taxes and contract conditions vary between institutions and countries.
- The tool works with whatever currency you use for the inputs; it does not convert between currencies.