As featured on realsimple.com
Roommates so It's Fair for Everyone
“The best way to split rent is by square footage, says Howard Dvorkin, financial counselor and CPA. Get the measurements for each bedroom from your landlord, convert the area of the room into a percentage and divide it into the rent, explains Dvorkin. "Yes, this is more math than most people want to do, but just whip out your phone's calculator, do it once, and you'll never have to fight over who should pay more rent," he adds.”
More recent coverage
All press coverage
JPMorgan warns cheap money's over as most Americans missed 22,700% rally
Paycheck-to-paycheck living hits a five-year low, but financial stress hasn't gone away
money.usnews.com
Just Turned 18? The Blueprint to Building Excellent Credit From Scratch
thestreet.com
Credit One Bank warns of deep anxiety in U.S. cardholders
scrippsnews.com
The ‘vibe economy’ is driving record debt; experts warn a ‘vapor economy’ could be next