AAPL 215.2 1.1801% MSFT 387.8082 1.1181% NVDA 119.475 3.5043% GOOGL 164.99 2.6887% GOOG 167.2 2.7848% AMZN 194.245 0.739% META 586.39 0.692% AVGO 195.645 3.6969% LLY 836.45 1.6948% TSLA 237.575 5.4436% TSM 173.77 0.3697% V 339.76 1.4906% JPM 241.19 2.6471% UNH 503.28 -0.1032% NVO 78.84 -2.6426% WMT 86.355 0.8938% LVMUY 132.98 -0.5385% XOM 115.25 1.4168% LVMHF 666.83 -0.0001% MA 534.83 0.8752%
AAPL 215.2 1.1801% MSFT 387.8082 1.1181% NVDA 119.475 3.5043% GOOGL 164.99 2.6887% GOOG 167.2 2.7848% AMZN 194.245 0.739% META 586.39 0.692% AVGO 195.645 3.6969% LLY 836.45 1.6948% TSLA 237.575 5.4436% TSM 173.77 0.3697% V 339.76 1.4906% JPM 241.19 2.6471% UNH 503.28 -0.1032% NVO 78.84 -2.6426% WMT 86.355 0.8938% LVMUY 132.98 -0.5385% XOM 115.25 1.4168% LVMHF 666.83 -0.0001% MA 534.83 0.8752%

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.