Couples rarely earn the same, and "just split it" can feel unfair to one of you. A clear share, and a record you can both see, keeps the conversation calm.
What Evens does for this
- Your share, your waySplit 50/50, or set each partner's share, for example 60/40.
- One shared recordEvery cost, who paid and what is left, visible to both of you.
- A savings goal togetherPut money aside for something like a holiday. It is tracked, and kept out of the balances.
- Repeating billsRent and subscriptions can repeat each month.
- Private by designOnly the two of you see your group.
- Settle when you likeA short list of payments, whenever it suits you.
50/50 or by income?
| 50/50 | By income | Share of own income (by income) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Partner A | 1,250 | 1,500 | 35.7% |
| Partner B | 1,250 | 1,000 | 35.7% |
With 50/50, the lower earner pays 44.6% of their income and the higher earner 29.8%. By income, both pay 35.7%.
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Guides for this
- 50/50 or by income? How couples split costs
- Should the person who earns more pay more?
- Joint account, separate accounts, or both?
- Moving in together: the money conversation checklist
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Frequently asked questions
Can we split unevenly?
Yes. Set each partner's share, for example 60/40, and new costs start from it.
Is our data private?
Only the people in your group can see it.
Can we save together?
Yes. A shared savings goal is tracked next to your costs, without changing who owes whom.