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Impact of Spending Cash/Debit vs Credit Card on Debt to Income Ratio

Since debt-to-income ratio (dti) is an important factor in determining one's creditworthiness especially for mortgage rates, it is clear that one should keep the monthly recurring debt and credit card...

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Answer by RonJohn for Impact of Spending Cash/Debit vs Credit Card on Debt to...

If you're thinking of buying a home, don't use your rent in the calculation. Use the expected mortgage payment (plus PMI, insurance and taxes).Also, while the $2000 is a debt, the bank only looks at...

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Answer by mootmoot for Impact of Spending Cash/Debit vs Credit Card on Debt...

What happens if:a) I spend that $2000 with my credit cards and pay my cards in full vsb) I spend that $2000 with my debit card/cash?Rationally, they are the same, and some credit card like cashback...

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Answer by dwizum for Impact of Spending Cash/Debit vs Credit Card on Debt to...

This question is hard to answer because it depends on the mechanics of the credit reporting process, and the timing of that $2,000 hitting the credit card throughout the month. It's important to...

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Answer by TTT for Impact of Spending Cash/Debit vs Credit Card on Debt to...

Your question is based on a faulty assumption:Since debt-to-income ratio (dti) is an important factor in determining one's creditworthiness especially for mortgage rates,...Debt-to-income ratio is not...

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