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Debt-to-Income Ratio Definition and Data

Average Income and Credit Card Debt by Education Level Average Income and Credit Card Debt by Age Group $70 K $70 K $100 K $100 K $60 K $60 K $ 80 K $ 80 K $50 K $50 K $60 K $40 K $60 K $40 K 45-54 $40 K $40 K 35-44 College Graduate $30 K 55-64 $30 K $20 K $20 K $3,277 $3,460 $2,939 Under 35 High School $3,873 Graduate No H.S. Diploma 65-74 $3,033 $2,611/ $2,277 $2,046 Credit Card Debt of the Top 7 States by Average Income $75 K $70 K $75 K $70 K $65 K $65 K $60 K Connecticut $60 K Maryland $3,830 New Jersey $55 K $55 K $6,845 Alaska $50 K $50 K $5,414 $3,449 Hawaii California $4,347 Delaware $4,804 $5,860 follow us on Credit Card size determined by debt amount Median Income Source;U.S. Census Bureau Median Debt Source; www.plasticeconomy.com For more information about credit card debt and ways to save visit us at O IS.com Designed by AnthonyGarcia

Debt-to-Income Ratio Definition and Data

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You need to learn about your debt-to-income ratio (DTI), if you want to monitor your overall financial situation. DTI is a formula that compares certain debts you have to your gross income.

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