We resolved this by getting a joint credit card and joint chequing account we pay into equally. The in-payments become based on the annual summary of our joint spending divided by 52 weeks, and then divided in proportion to our incomes (currently 50/50 but it changes) so we’ve reduced our ‘settling’ dramatically. The feature to cover the rest would be nice! I think it could be a ‘settle up’ ‘expense’ entry where the owing partner puts in half the difference to the other, and you see their totals even out.
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Jodi-Jane
Jan 2
We resolved this by getting a joint credit card and joint chequing account we pay into equally. The in-payments become based on the annual summary of our joint spending divided by 52 weeks, and then divided in proportion to our incomes (currently 50/50 but it changes) so we’ve reduced our ‘settling’ dramatically. The feature to cover the rest would be nice! I think it could be a ‘settle up’ ‘expense’ entry where the owing partner puts in half the difference to the other, and you see their totals even out.