For an article about splitting rent or bills
Embed the calculator below an explanation of equal and income-based contributions. Readers enter two monthly take-home incomes and one shared bill. They can compare both methods and see what remains after the bill. The calculator does not decide which split is right for a household.
For a couples or young-family budget guide
Share the Excel worksheet so readers can plan income, housing, groceries, savings and personal amounts. Its formulas show what has been assigned and what remains. The household can include childcare or other agreed costs in the other shared-bills row.
Reuse and attribution
You may embed the calculator and share the downloaded worksheet in articles, newsletters and workshops. A source link is welcome, not required. Do not present the example amounts as survey data, imply an endorsement by Oaktally, or remove warnings about what the calculation excludes.
Keep readers in charge of their figures
The embedded calculator has no signup form, advertising, analytics script or financial-data transmission. It does not store inputs or place them in the URL. The normal Oaktally website has its own analytics and privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need permission to embed the calculator?
No separate request is needed for the uses described on this page. Copy the embed HTML into a custom HTML block in your publishing tool.
Does the calculator work on a phone?
Yes. It fits the width of its container. The embed uses a fixed height with scrolling available for smaller layouts or larger text.
Is a backlink required?
No. The suggested HTML includes a source link outside the frame so readers can open the full tool. You may omit that link.
Can I claim the example shows how most couples budget?
No. The figures are illustrative, not findings about couples, families or an age group.
Educational examples, not individual financial advice.