Debt-to-Income Ratio
Debt-to-income (DTI) ratio is a percentage of a consumer’s monthly gross income that goes toward paying debts (e.g., mortgage/rent, credit card payments, student loans, car loans, child support/alimony payments and so on). Just like your credit score, DTI is an important factor to your overall financial health and may be a factor discussed when you apply for credit.++
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Debt-to-Income Ratio | Banner Bank
Your monthly income | $0.00 |
Spouse's monthly income | $0.00 |
Mortgage and debt | $0.00 |
Monthly debt payments of KJE1 leave you with KJE2 |
Definitions
Gross amount paid
Your total gross income from your paycheck.
Other income
Any other regular income you receive, such as rental payments or investment income.
House payment
Monthly payment for your home or apartment. For a home payment, include principal, interest, property taxes and insurance (PITI).
Auto payment
Your monthly auto loan payment. This should be for your auto loan only, auto insurance should not be included.
Auto two payment
Any additional auto, truck or RV payments should be entered here.
Credit card payments
Enter the total of all of your credit card payments. For this calculation, please enter the minimum payment amounts, even if you pay off a larger portion of your balance each month.
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