Juanita works as a flight attendant for a large airline. Her job provides her the opportunity to fly all over the world; and when she has long flights, she stays in the destination city for a few days before returning. The airline pays her $$33,600$ per year, and she works part time as a server at a local restaurant. For her part$-$time job, she makes about $$1,000$ per month in salary and another $$1,000$ a month in tips, which she always claims on her income tax form. Juanita shares an apartment with a friend, and her half of the rent is $$850$ per month, which includes heating and internet. She is also required to pay her half of the electricity bill, which costs her $$50$ per month.

Juanita has always wanted a car. Since her apartment comes with free parking, she has decided that she would like to get one now. Her credit history is excellent, and she has saved $$2,000$ for a down payment on the car. She is looking at a used vehicle that costs $$12,000,$ so she would like to borrow $$10,000$ from Everyday Bank. You have worked out the payment for her: for a $4-$year term at a rate of $7\%,$ the monthly payment would be $$240.$ Juanita has the following credit cards and other monthly payments:

$($a$)$ Canada Student Loan with a balance of $$5,862$ and monthly payments of $$157$

$($b$)$ Monthly cell phone data plan charge of $$86$

$($c$)$ Everyday Bank MasterCard with a limit of $$5,000$ and a balance owing of $$3,029$

$($d$)$ Royal Bank Visa Credit Card with a limit of $$3,500$ and a balance owing of $$2,916$

$($e$)$ Local Fitness Club Membership monthly fee of $$44$

$($f$)$ Monthly charitable contribution to the local pet shelter of $$25$

Calculate Juanita$$s TDSR$.$