How Any Couple Can Fairly Split the Bills

Deciding how to split the bills can be a sticky issue for couples. With this video, you can decide what level of relationship you have and then how you can split the bills, even if one of you makes way more money.
Being in the dark with your own money is hard enough, but if the two of you have no idea what’s going on, problems get a lot worse a lot faster.
Money fights are one of the leading causes of divorce, but it doesn’t have to happen to you!
In my step-by-step, 53-page guide, you can learn how to:
1) End money fights forever while carving out room for your own, guilt-free spending.
2) Always know where your money is going and stop hearing, “Why can’t we just take care of this right now?”
3) Save up for a house, get rid of debt, and go on vacation sooner by plugging up the leaky spending that’s holding you back.
4) …and much, much more!
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[@TruFinancials]

Great first video, Dan. Excited to see your channel grow.

[@AdultingwithMoney]

And my first comment!! Thanks Denis!!

[@TCTCTCTCTC]

Thank you!

[@mappedoutmoney]

Dude, you CRUSHED your first video. Loved the physics example. 🤓
I'll get to say I remember when I was subscriber #6! Keep it up my friend.

[@AdultingwithMoney]

Thanks Nick! Video #2 is being worked on.

[@EricOC4311]

Good video sir! Looking forward to many more.

[@AdultingwithMoney]

Thanks Eric!! I'm finishing the editing on next week's video right now. It'll be ready for Monday!

[@brittgonzalez3611]

As a newly wed we are figuring this out, so great subject matter! Luckily my husband is not only great with finances but he's super sweet and patient!

[@AdultingwithMoney]

Thanks Britt!! And if you have any questions, let me know! My plan is to put out weekly videos, but if I get lots of questions rolling in, I'm hoping to bump up to two videos a week. Thanks again!!

[@MoneyHoneyRachel]

This was super helpful! My husband and I have everything joint, but I always enjoy learning how other couples do it.

[@AdultingwithMoney]

Thanks Rachel! Glad you liked it

[@MoneyHoneyRachel]

@Francisco Javier Contreras Castañeda He doesn't, but thank you for your sexist assumption! :)

[@ByteByByte]

So excited this is happening!

[@AdultingwithMoney]

Thanks Sam! The whole FinCon community was a huge help, and Primoz's advice gave me a lot of confidence to just get started.

[@reshandayates9009]

Love this!

[@AdultingwithMoney]

Thanks Reshanda!!

[@ddffa]

I love the comparison too light

[@AdultingwithMoney]

Thanks Ben!

[@SafakErkol]

What's your take on using an expense tracker app to simplify things? We've been using Monshare

[@AdultingwithMoney]

Hi Safak! I haven't tried Monshare, yet, so I'll take a look. At first glance, it looks like a useful tool.
In the end, mastering money comes down to three habits: 1) defining your goals, 2) watching you money, 3) and deciding on your next steps.
It looks like Monshare can do a little bit of all three! I'll check it out and do a review some day.
Thanks for the tip!

[@eoghancullen]

That's some greedy back scratching.