How to best caption spending patterns/habits for jointly held accounts and individual ones

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Skisox9
Skisox9 Member
edited April 25 in Getting Started

Hi there ,Pretty new Simplifi user here. First and foremost, how do I schedule a time with a coach/telephone call? Want to make sure I'm maximizing all the benefits.


A question for more experienced folks. Rather, here's the scenario. Wife and I are married. Our arrangement is that we have several joint bank accounts (HYSA and everyday fund), a joint investment account (Fidelity), and we share one credit card. Other personal/non-familial expenses I put on one of several cards and have my own investment, banking, and retirement accounts. 
I want to have a very clear idea of a) what I'm spending each month personally on individual items AND joint purchases and what percentage of my monthly income I'm using on a variety of purchases. Everything on one credit card would technically be split...so I want to see how much I'm spending eating out jointly (1/2 of my share of the joint credit card) and then any times I eat out on my own -- so I can see all my 'restaurant' expenses from both a joint perspective and an individual one. If that makes sense. This way I can get a clear picture of my income in a month; how much was allocated to joint expenses (and what categories); how much to individual expenses (and what categories)...and then, plan a budget from there. 
Thus, how can I best represent the following

Bank Accounts - Joint with wife

Investment accounts - Joint with wife

One Credit Card - Joint with wife

Other Bank Accounts - Just me

Other Investment accounts  - Just me

Multiple credit cards - Just me

Question I want Simplifi to answer: how much in the past months have I spent on joint purchases/family things, and how about just for myself. What can I expect, using these numbers, to spend in the future and/or best budget accordingly based on this information?
Thanks in advance for the help!
Scott

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