1. Property You Want to Buy
Target property price, developer rebate, and loan terms
Offsets downpayment; excess rebate becomes cashback
2. Monthly Income Line Items
Select income type, check/uncheck to include in DSR, or add more income sources
3. Existing Monthly Commitments
Manage your existing housing loans and other banking commitments recorded in CCRIS
Great news! Your total monthly commitments take up 27.2% of your net income, well within the 70% limit used by most Malaysian banks.
Strong margin below 65% DSR cap with RM 3,136/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,128/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 65% DSR cap with RM 3,144/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 75% DSR cap with RM 3,124/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,131/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,120/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,136/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,124/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 75% DSR cap with RM 3,120/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,131/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,124/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,136/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 75% DSR cap with RM 3,115/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,136/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,134/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 60% DSR cap with RM 3,131/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,131/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,128/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,120/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,120/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,140/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 70% DSR cap with RM 3,136/mo net disposable buffer.
Strong margin below 75% DSR cap with RM 3,112/mo net disposable buffer.
Malaysia Home Loan & DSR Calculator Guide (FAQ)
How Malaysian banks calculate Debt Service Ratio (DSR), net pay, and upfront cash.
How is Debt Service Ratio (DSR) calculated for a home loan in Malaysia?▼
Malaysian banks divide your total monthly debt by your net monthly income. Total debt includes car loans, PTPTN, personal loans, credit cards, and your new mortgage. Net income is your salary after EPF, SOCSO, EIS, and PCB tax deductions.
What is the maximum DSR limit for Malaysian banks?▼
Most Malaysian banks cap DSR between 60% and 70% DSR for salaries below RM 5,000. Higher earners or joint buyers can qualify for 75% to 85% DSR limits. Applicants must also meet the bank's minimum Net Disposable Income (NDI) buffer.
How much upfront cash is needed to buy a house in Malaysia?▼
Standard purchases require a 10% cash downpayment for a 90% home loan. Buyers also pay SPA legal fees, loan legal fees, and MOT stamp duty. First-time buyers enjoy 100% stamp duty exemption on homes up to RM 500,000.
How do Malaysian banks treat variable income, commissions, and rental?▼
Banks recognize 100% of your basic salary and fixed contractual allowances. Variable commissions, overtime, and annual bonuses are typically recognized at 70% to 80%. Rental income also counts at 80% when supported by a stamped tenancy agreement.