Household views are where your money and your partner's come together. A page only offers one once your partner shares that part with you, so you never land on an empty household view.
Where the switch appears
Page | Appears when your partner shares | Household shows |
|---|---|---|
Net worth or investments | What you own and owe together, with each person's share | |
Transactions | Both your transactions in one list, newest first | |
Transactions | Both your money over the period, with who spent what in each category | |
Budget | Both your plans added up, against both your spending this month, and each fixed cost with who pays what | |
Investments | Both your investment accounts as one portfolio | |
Bills and subscriptions | Both your bills and subscriptions on one calendar |
The Overview and card rewards don't have a household view.
Switch between Just me and Household
Open a shared page
For example, Transactions.
Choose Household
Use the Just me · Household switch at the top of the page. A note under the header reminds you you're in the household view.
Choose Just me to go back
Just me always shows only your own money.
Telling whose is whose
- Your partner's lines carry their name, in their own colour.
- Their lines are read-only for you: you can't select, edit or delete them.
- Tap one of their lines and you'll see whose it is, for example Alex's transaction — only they can change it.
A household figure is simply each person's own figure added together, worked out the same way as your own pages.
Counted once, never twice
- A bill you split with each other counts once, whole: rent of $2,000 split down the middle is $2,000 in the household view, $1,000 each. How splitting with your partner works.
- An account you both connected, like a joint chequing account, counts once, as your own.
See every household view in one place
The Household views section of the Household tab has a tile for each part. Open takes you straight to that page's household view; otherwise the tile says your partner hasn't shared it yet.
When a view goes away
A household view closes when your partner stops sharing that part, when either of you leaves the household, or while Thrive Duo isn't active. Your own Just me view is never affected.