<prompt> Human: Hey so just curious of any of you have a good way of dealing with my issue. I share a lot of expenses with my girl friend. It usually ends up that at the end of the month I owe her 500ish and she owes me about 1k so she transfers me 500. Right now I have an income category as reimbursement and split all the expenses and categorize them as reimbursement and then balance it all at the end of the month by having the money she transfers also categorized as reimbursement. The issue is that it makes it look like my income is much higher than it is sometime. Anyone have other way to do this?  <response>: Yes, keep track of what the reimbursements are for, then split the transaction in Mint and re-categorize.For example, say your GF owes you 100 for groceries, 100 for rent, 50 for cell phone. She gives you a check for 250.Go into your Transactions page and find the 250 deposit. Click the Edit Details tab, and Split the transaction into three sub-items. Categorize one as Groceries, one as Rent, and one as Mobile Phone. Now you have a credit for these categories in your Mint history. So if you paid 200 for groceries, Mint thinks youve only paid 100 due to the credit from your GFs transaction.Check out this screenshot: 