Add your incomes and shared expenses, then compare three ways to split them.
See what each of you pays and keeps every month, how it works with your actual expenses, and what it means over 30 years.
You agree on a ratio, like 50/50 or 60/40, and each pay that share of the expenses.
PartnerA
€950.00
pays per month
32.76% of income
Keeps each month €1,950.00
PartnerB
€950.00
pays per month
45.24% of income
Keeps each month €1,150.00
You each pay the same share of what you earn.
PartnerA
€1,102.00
pays per month
38% of income
Keeps each month €1,798.00
PartnerB
€798.00
pays per month
38% of income
Keeps each month €1,302.00
After shared expenses, you both have the same amount left — the higher earner may send money to the lower earner.
PartnerA
€1,350.00
pays per month
46.55% of income
Keeps each month €1,550.00
PartnerB
€550.00
pays per month
26.19% of income
Keeps each month €1,550.00
PartnerA
€950.00
to the joint account each month
PartnerB
€950.00
to the joint account each month
What each of you has left to spend or save personally. No interest included.
After 10 years
After 20 years
After 30 years
Pick the one that feels fair with “This feels fair”, then take it to your partner.