Tag Archives: SplitTheRent

Latrines’ Galore

Today we’re talking about some sweet unconventional housing, hardwood floors, and figuring out how much rent each housemate should pay. Dear Splitwise, I am trying to arbitrate a living situation for my daughter and want to share some thoughts. Your … Continue reading

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Divvying Up the Dishes

In this week’s Dear Splitwise, we return to the question of how to split shared items that one person will keep when you eventually move out.

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Rentin’ Rooms in your House

If you are going to rent out a room in your house, especially to a friend, you need to pick a fair price that also reflects the market. One reader asks: Dear Splitwise, How would you charge if you rent out a … Continue reading

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The artist formerly known as SplitTheRent.com

Ryan and I have been hard at work the last few months building this project, formerly known as SplitTheRent.com. We’ve redesigned and updated our bill-sharing platform, added recurring payments, percentage splits, multi-user expenses, and an expense tagging and tracking system. … Continue reading

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Does it really work? Feedback on the Rent Calculator

Thanks to interest from readers and responders like you, I have had a lot more opportunity to check my original work and the calculator is holding up quite well under public scrutiny. Thanks to everyone who gave feedback or wrote … Continue reading

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Survey results – Split the Rent accurate to within 10%

Fairness is a funny thing. One person’s fair is another person’s rip-off. So it is important for a rent-splitting calculator to jive with a broadly intuitive sense of fairness. It can’t just be what I think is fair – or … Continue reading

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