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Use net income for DSTI or gross for a DTI comparison. Include contractual card and credit-line payments. KNF's 40/50% levels require special attention and do not guarantee approval.

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ratio = (payments + card obligations + new payment) ÷ stressed income × 100%DSTI uses net income; DTI gross income; living costs reduce remaining budgetWorked example
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Use net income for DSTI or gross for a DTI comparison. Include contractual card and credit-line payments. KNF's 40/50% levels require special attention and do not guarantee approval.
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Use net income for DSTI or gross for a DTI comparison. Include contractual card and credit-line payments. KNF's 40/50% levels require special attention and do not guarantee approval.