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Rent split calculator
Overview
Compare an equal split with one based on income for two or three people.
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How it works
How it works
An equal split divides the rent by the number of people. An income split gives each person a share equal to their income divided by the combined income, times the rent.
Example: for $2,400 rent, an equal split between two people is $1,200 each. If one earns $4,000 a month and the other $2,000, splitting by income gives shares of 66.7% and 33.3%, which is $1,600 and $800. Roommates sometimes choose a middle path or adjust for room size.
FAQ
About this calculator
Is an income split fair?
That is for the roommates to decide. Some also adjust for room size or private bathrooms.
Do utilities fit in?
Add them to the rent for one combined total.
Is anything stored?
No.
Is anything saved?
No. The math runs in your browser and nothing you enter is sent to us.
Is this a quote or advice?
No. It is a calculator for general information. Check results against your own figures before you rely on them.
Read the guide: How to Budget as a Couple: Splitting Bills Fairly. See all free tools. More free tools: Net worth calculator, Sinking fund calculator for yearly bills, Payroll time rounding calculator, or see all free tools.
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