Women of Different Salaries: How Do You Split Finances With A Romantic Partner? | Glamour

We asked various women of different salaries: How do you divide finances between you and your romantic partner? Every relationship has a slightly different dynamic and no one rule will apply to all, but this range of perspectives will present some good ideas whatever your salary.

Women of Different Salaries: How Do You Split Finances With A Romantic Partner? | Glamour

[hipnhappenin]

That “50/50” actor was NOT going to let you forget her.

[lalalalaaAa]

Attorney said “I ain’t making that mistake again” 😂

[LittleMissRockChalk]

My husband and I maintain joint and separate accounts. It’s a good way to be on the same page about shared expenses like rent and eating out, but it also gives us freedom and individuality in buying non-essentials with our personal money.

[KittyFisouw]

I like splitting it based on income and then separate and joint accounts. I used to think completely joint was the only way to go but money is literally SUCH a sensitive topic for so many people. A little individual liberty probably goes a long way.

[cameronporter]

I need to figure out who that attorney is and how to be her lol

[deb]

The problem I see here is with the term "romantic partner". That can mean so many different things which would equal different approaches. How I split costs with a boyfriend is going to be different than a husband. I'm not getting a joint account with a boyfriend.

[reenaznawar]

Lmao when the 55 yr old woman said she was single and still hadn't figured it out yet. WHAT A QUEEN 👏

[Thecrazynecklacelady]

Divide bills based on earnings percentage. For example, with a total household income of $100, 000 at $60k and $40k, one should pay 60% and 40% respectively of shares expenses such as rent, groceries, etc. I agree on having joint and separate accounts. I'm single and pay all my own bills while my guy friends provide disposable income.

[Lea-xdye]

I wonder how much these actresses earn.

[pokiplant]

I’m young and these videos really help me look into the future.

[itsalovelybae]

Yes, joint account all the way for shared expenses and then separate personal accounts for spending money. Should be based on percentages and not dollar amounts, make the whole thing a lot more simple.

[ED-ieet]

My bf and I live together and plan on marrying. We are keeping separate accounts. He pays for dining, groceries, mortgage, utilities, laundromat. I pay for clothes, my bills, personal care, medicine. We will most likely keep it this way unless I am able to make 100k like him as well.

[zahrac-w]

She’s making a 400, 000 salary at 26?? WHAT!?

[ophelia]

No one:




Everyone’s search history after watching this video: *what is a private equity associated*

[aphrostar]

The $93, 000 salary one was literally so pointless🙄 What's the point of putting a single women's thoughts in there when the video is about how they split finances with their partner? Smh

[celebrityspotlight]

In the next video you should ask 70 men ages 5 to 75 if they can whistle

[fofomoon]

Though I think I earn more than my husband, he take over most things basic as it is customary for the guy to provide for the girl. Newly married, I do get him gifts and do spend on food here and there. But he doesn’t like it when I pay while he is present

[PrettyPinkPeacock]

that no profit ceo salary aged 29? is this for real? who are these people??

[namaste_namaslay_]

This acting is so cringe! Only a couple of them read their lines with authenticity.

[kaeliheartsmakeup]

Brb, researching how to become the last 4 careers.