In a household, each person decides what to share with the other. Your accounts stay yours either way: sharing only lets your partner see that part of your finances in a household view.
Turn sharing on or off
Open the Household tab
Go to Household in Settings. On a phone, tap More, then Settings.
Find What you share
There's one row for each part of your finances. Once your partner has joined, you'll also see whether they share that part with you.
Flip a switch
It saves the moment you flip it. To change them all at once, use Share everything or Share nothing.
Part | What sharing it hands over |
|---|---|
Net worth | Account balances and the assets and debts you added by hand (home, car, loans) |
Transactions | Every transaction in the accounts you share |
Budget | Your budget plan and what you've spent in each category this month |
Investments | Your investment accounts and what they hold |
Bills and subscriptions | Your recurring charges and when they come due |
Choose which accounts count
Under the switches, two rows say which accounts your shared parts draw from: Bank, card and loan accounts (behind net worth, transactions and budget) and Investment accounts (behind investments).
Open the account choice
Select Choose on the row. A window opens with your accounts.
Pick All of them or Only these
All of them also includes accounts you add later. Only these lets you tick the accounts to share, so you can keep one to yourself, like a personal card or a business account.
Save
Choose Save.
What your partner sees
Each part you turn on gives your partner a Household view of that page. Your lines carry your name, and they're read-only for your partner. See how household views work.