Clara comes to see you for a $25,000 loan. The payments will be $315. She rents for $725. Her insurance is $220. She has a credit card with a $5500 limit and $65 payment, and a cr $7000 limit and payment of $180. She earns $50,000. Her income taxes are $9,500, CPP & El are $2800. What is Clara's TDS? 38.85% 30.84% 36.12% Not enough information C
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