Finances - how do you share these?

My partner pays for the vast majority of things as he earns more :)

We were the same as you, 50/50, until recently. I asked for a proportional split, again for the same reasons as you. He earns more anyway, but I'll be dropping a day and earning even less. My step sister does it by proportion and she earns more than her partner, so gave me the idea as I think its most fair. By dropping a day were missing out on pension earnings too in the long run by dropping a day for the sake of our family 😊

We each get the same amount of spending money and the rest is shared - be it bills, savings etc. so much easier and fairer :)

We just have one bank account that both our wages go into and all the bills come out of. We also have a joint saving account that we put what we can into it.

It all goes to the family finances it's not an even split. I work for the nhs my husband earns double so we just put our funds together. I've asked him to contribute to my pension and have a savings account for my baby x

We were 50/50 as we were both self employed but since having our little boy I cover the rent and he covers everything else x

We have a joint account for all the bills etc , and both put in enough to cover all that. My partner also contributes more as he works more hours now too.
We work it so we have the same amount of our ‘own’ spending money each month x

We combine everything into our joint account, sort it into pots to budget groceries, bills, savings, activities for toddler etc etc and then have an equal personal spending amount transferred into our personal accounts each month for frivolous spending. I'm a SAHM at the moment and that hasn't changed. We're a team, we're of equal value no matter what money we are bringing in so there is no world in which my husband would leave me with less than him. I also have a credit card for emergencies or should I wish to divorce him, it's important to him that I never feel trapped without the money to get a lawyer if I wanted one. This is one of the many reasons I don't think I'll ever be wanting that lawyer. Full financial transparency and equality is, imo, fundamental to a strong, equal partnership.

All in one account, all out one account. Everything is just ours

My husband took over the grocery shop when I started to work part-time hours. Which is something I used to do when I was working full-time. He does as well pay the majority of the bills as he earns more than me.
You and your husband should sit down and go through a list of your expenses so you can both get an idea of what he can help you with now your hours are reduced.
I don't like talking about finances too and I didn't even want to talk about it with my husband but felt like i didn't have a choice. It's just unrealistic paying 50/50 when one of you is earning more than the other.

We get paid into our own accounts, then my husband (loves a spreadsheet) has created a spreadsheet to do a proportional split of all our joint outgoings, because he earns nearly double my salary. We then each pay what we should proportionally into a joint account which all our joint bills come out of. We've done it this way for years even before having a baby, and the proportion for me was reduced further when I went back to work on part time hours.

Everything we have is joint and not mine or his. :)

Yeah we just pool everything here too.