Split shared expenses with your friends.
Jeff Banks is also an app for splitting expenses, and that part is called Splits. Each person logs what they pay and Splits works out who owes whom. It is in every plan, Free included.
Add an expense and choose how it is split.
Enter who paid and who it was for. Split it equally, with an amount per person or by percentages; anyone left blank gets an equal part of what is left. The expense is saved once the parts add up to the total.
Balances add up to the cent.
Balances shows, person by person, “You’re owed” or “You owe” with the amount, and the payments that bring everything to zero. If an expense does not divide exactly, the spare cents go one each to different people.
Request the payment and mark it when it arrives.
If you’re owed, press “Request payment” and share the message with the split's link. Jeff Banks suggests paying by transfer or Bizum, with the split's name as the reference. When the money arrives, you press “Mark as paid” and that amount stops counting as a debt.
Invite by link or email.
Whoever joins signs in with their Google account. A link works for several people, and an email invite only for the Google account with that address. Jeff Banks opens your mail app with the message already written, ready to send.
Add an expense from a movement in your bank.
Pick a charge from your bank and the expense takes its amount and date. Only you see the link to your bank. When they pay you back, “Consolidate into P&L” links that income to the payment and takes it out of your month's income.
Split expenses on a trip, in a shared flat or as a couple.
You open one split for each thing you share, with up to 30 people. Each split has one currency, chosen when you create it, and all its expenses are in it.
On a trip with friends, you create the split with the trip's name and add whoever is coming. Whoever pays for the apartment adds it, and someone else adds the dinner. Back home, Balances shows how much each person has to pay, and to whom.
If you share a flat, the common costs go into one split, like the electricity one person pays and the groceries another buys. When whoever has the big room pays more, you divide by amounts or by percentages.
For a couple who each keep their own accounts, a split holds what you share, and Balances shows who owes the other how much. If you run the money at home together, a workspace with both of you as members fits better.
Questions
Do the others need Jeff Banks?
To be in the split, they only need you to add their name. To see it and add expenses, they sign in with their Google account, and anyone who doesn't use Jeff Banks yet gets a free workspace of their own. They never see your banks or your workspace.
Can I split an expense unevenly?
Yes, with an amount for each person or with percentages that add up to 100.
Does Jeff Banks collect or pay for me?
No. You pay each other by bank transfer or Bizum, then press “Mark as paid”.
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