Shared Household Money Toolkit | Couples & Housemate Bill Splitter Excel Bundle
Two ways of sharing a home. Two complete money-organising tools. One bundle.
The MoneySavvyUK Shared Household Money Toolkit includes both our Couples Household Cost Splitter and our Housemate Bill & Expense Splitter.
Whether you're managing money with a partner now, sharing with housemates, or simply want both systems available, this bundle gives you the complete set for less than buying them separately.
1. Couples Household Cost Splitter
Designed specifically for two partners.
✓ 50/50 splitting
✓ Income-proportional splitting
✓ Custom percentages such as 60/40 or 70/30
✓ Recurring household bills
✓ Shared expense tracking
✓ See what each partner should contribute
✓ Record what each actually paid
✓ Month-end reconciliation
✓ Joint-account contribution planner
✓ Dashboard
2. Housemate Bill & Expense Splitter
Designed for 2–4 people sharing a home.
✓ Choose exactly who participates in each expense
✓ Equal splits between selected housemates
✓ Custom percentage splits
✓ Different expenses can involve different people
✓ Multiple people can pay towards one expense
✓ Recurring bill planning
✓ Refunds and credits
✓ Should Share vs Actually Paid
✓ Net balances
✓ Month-end Settle Up calculation
✓ Dashboard
This is particularly useful where, for example, four people share broadband, three share groceries and only two share a subscription.
What you receive
2 complete Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) workbooks
2 PDF Quick Start Guides
PLUS a Bundle Read Me guide explaining which workbook to use.
No bank connection or subscription
Both are standalone Excel workbooks.
No bank connection. No account required. No monthly subscription.
You enter only the household information you choose.
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The Couples Household Cost Splitter and Housemate Bill & Expense Splitter are also available separately for £7.99 each.
Buying both separately costs £15.98.
Bundle price: £12.99 — save £2.99.
Please note
Designed for Microsoft Excel (.xlsx).
These workbooks are household organisation and estimation tools. They do not determine what is fair, determine legal responsibility for rent, Council Tax/Rates, utilities, debts or other bills, alter a tenancy or contract, calculate tax or benefits, collect payments or create a legal agreement.
The way users choose to divide household costs in a spreadsheet does not override the relevant tenancy, account, contract, provider, landlord or council rules.
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