SMSN 960.0 -2.439% TYT 2522.0 -0.8258% SMSD 822.0 0.489% SMSN 987.5 0.3557% RIGD 57.4 -0.1739% RIGD 57.5 1.0545% SHEL 2434.5 2.6565% AZN 10254.0 -0.2529% BHP 1746.5 -0.4843% HSBA 787.7 0.5361% ULVR 4749.0 1.3228% CYPC 40.8 0.0% RIO 4353.0 0.0115% LLPC 1.5015 -99.0% DGED 108.8 1.0871% BP 354.25 2.1629% SBID 89.8 0.4474% DGE 2078.0 2.0629% GSK 1345.5 -0.0371% REL 3915.0 0.4877%
SMSN 960.0 -2.439% TYT 2522.0 -0.8258% SMSD 822.0 0.489% SMSN 987.5 0.3557% RIGD 57.4 -0.1739% RIGD 57.5 1.0545% SHEL 2434.5 2.6565% AZN 10254.0 -0.2529% BHP 1746.5 -0.4843% HSBA 787.7 0.5361% ULVR 4749.0 1.3228% CYPC 40.8 0.0% RIO 4353.0 0.0115% LLPC 1.5015 -99.0% DGED 108.8 1.0871% BP 354.25 2.1629% SBID 89.8 0.4474% DGE 2078.0 2.0629% GSK 1345.5 -0.0371% REL 3915.0 0.4877%

Front-End Debt-to-Income Ratio (DTI)

Updated on August 29, 2023

Generally, Front-End Debt-to-Income Ratio is used by lenders, and it is alternatively called mortgage-to-income ratio. It is calculated by dividing the monthly mortgage instalment by the monthly income. This ratio assesses the borrower debt servicing commitment relative to the monthly income.

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