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Calculate Your Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR)

Understand your loan eligibility for Singapore property purchases with our free TDSR calculator. Real-time calculations based on MAS regulations.

Understanding TDSR

What is TDSR?

TDSR (Total Debt Servicing Ratio) is a financial metric used by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to ensure borrowers do not overextend themselves financially.

Introduced in 2013, TDSR limits borrowers to 55% of their gross monthly income for all debt obligations. This includes property loans, car loans, personal loans, and credit card debts.

TDSR applies to all property loans in Singapore, whether HDB, private residential, or commercial property.

Step by Step

How to Calculate TDSR

1

Calculate total monthly debt obligations

Include all loans: property mortgage, car loan, personal loans, student loans, and minimum credit card payments (3% of outstanding balance).

2

Determine gross monthly income

Include salary, bonuses (averaged over 12 months), rental income, and other verifiable income sources.

3

Apply TDSR formula

TDSR = (Total monthly debt obligations / Gross monthly income) × 100

Example Calculation

Scenario: Single buyer with existing car loan

Gross Monthly Income: $8,000

Existing Debts: $800/month

Property Loan: $4,000/month

Total Debts: $4,800/month

TDSR: 60%

Exceeds 55% TDSR limit - would need to reduce debts

Comparison

TDSR vs MSR: What's the Difference?

MetricTDSRMSR
Applies toAll loans (property, car, credit cards, personal)Housing loans only
Limit55% of gross monthly income30% (HDB/EC) or 55% (private property)
Calculation(Total debts / Gross income) × 100(Housing loan only / Gross income) × 100
When it appliesAll property purchasesAdditional constraint on top of TDSR

Real Scenarios

TDSR Calculation Examples

Single buyer, no existing loans

Income: $8,000

Debts: $0

TDSR: 0% (before property loan)

✅ Eligible

Couple buying second property

Income: $15,000

Debts: $3,000

TDSR: 20% (before property loan)

✅ Eligible

Buyer with car loan and credit cards

Income: $10,000

Debts: $2,500

TDSR: 25% (before property loan)

✅ Eligible

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