<prompt> Human: EDIT: Thank you very much everyone. Not sure why I find this stuff hard. PF is definitely helping thoughSorry I didnt clarify, but yes everything expenses and credits is to be split 5050I know how stupid this will seem... Im getting super organised with money and finance, but every now and then a basic math problem really just kills me. Here goes.We just moved house actually into my parents house, to save for a year, and it was a bit of an expensive process. With renting vans, buying new wardrobes, paying final utility bills, gardenercleaner for end of lease etc. We also sold a bunch of furniture, and had a big bond coming back to us. We kept a document of how much money we were each spending so we could just sort it all out at the end. The credits have all been paid to her bank account, so obviously she owes me.. But thats about as far as my feeble brain can get me :Expenses My expenses - 2245.37 Her expenses - 1490.59 TOTAL - 3735.96Credits paid to her account Furniture - 1000 Bond - 3000 TOTAL - 4000If this is in the wrong sub, Ill delete it. This sub has been a life changer for me. At 29 years old, Im crushing my debt, starting to save, and downsizing everything. Thank you!  <response>: Credits - expenses leaves you about 264 extra. So you have to figure out what to do with that extra money.Who paid for the bond furniture in the first place?Assuming you paid equally for the bondfurniture, then the money left over after expenses should be split equally between the two of you. Assuming one of you paid more for the bondfurniture, the money left over should be split according to that proportion. 