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How much should each partner financially contribute in their relationship? Ross Mac, financial consultant and host of The Finance Couch, explains that it doesn’t have to be a 50/50 split:
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How much should each partner financially contribute in their relationship? Ross Mac, financial consultant and host of The Finance Couch, explains that it doesn’t have to be a 50/50 split.

Samuel, a first-year master's student in Social Entrepreneurship, wants to know how he and his partner should contribute to expenses. Should it be split half-and-half? Should one person pay more than the other? Ross emphasizes that there's no one-size-fits-all answer, but stresses the importance of open communication. He shares his personal strategy: using a proportional contribution method based on income, with three bank accounts—one personal account for each partner and a joint account for shared expenses and emergencies.

Ross advises having a conversation about income and expenses, determining fair contributions, and maintaining transparency. This setup allows each partner to manage personal finances while ensuring joint responsibilities are covered.

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