1. Name yourselves
If you've used the Contribution Tracker, we'll pick up your names automatically.
2. Add what you own and owe together
Savings, joint accounts, shared debts, furniture, anything held jointly or bought together.
3. Everything you've added
Assets marked gold, debts marked red. Remove anything you change your mind about.
Nothing added yet — start with your biggest joint asset or debt above.
4. Where that leaves you
Based on what's agreed above, here's the balancing payment needed so the final split matches what you both agreed — not just what you each happen to be holding right now.
You
£0
Entitled to, based on agreed splits
Partner
£0
Entitled to, based on agreed splits
Net estate
£0
Total assets minus total debts
The settlement
Add some items above to see who owes who.
Next step
Want this made official?
An agreed number is a great start. A mediator or solicitor can help make it legally binding, so neither of you has to just trust the other to follow through.
This tool assumes you're both agreeing the splits amicably — it has no way to verify values or force a transfer. For anything involving property, pensions, or contested amounts, or if you can't agree on values or splits together, get advice from a family law solicitor or mediator before finalising anything. This is not legal or financial advice.