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Splital: Split Expenses App for Trips, Couples & Roommates

Split expenses easily with Splital. No ads, no limits. Track who owes what and settle up in seconds. Available on Android and iPhone.

EU App to split expenses: Splital (from Italy 🇮🇹)

15 votes, 10 comments. Hi everyone! I’d like to present Splital (from Italy 🇮🇹) and would love your feedback on how to improve it. Splital helps…

Dripline: How we co-operate | Hypha

Notes on incorporation, co-operation, and solidarity from a one year old co-op.

The Coholding Puzzle: New Evidence from Transaction-Level Data

Abstract Why do individuals pay debt interest when they could use their savings to pay down the debt? We explore why individuals “cohold” debt and savings using detailed and highly disaggregated daily-level data on household finances. We find that coholding mostly occurs in short spells within the month and the level of coholding is typically modest. Periods of coholding are not associated with shocks at the individual level. We show that mental accounting has a role to play in explaining coholding, in particular how individuals allocate different categories of expenditure to accounts in credit and debit.

World’s ONLY Fair Startup Equity Calculator for Startups // Slicing Pie

Get an accurate startup equity calculator that adjusts with real contributions. Implement a proven formula for fair and conflict-free equity sharing. Start now!

Rate Sharing - Freelance Solidarity Project

Our goal is to create a comprehensive database of rates for digital media freelancers across the industry.

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See exactly what you pay. No hidden fees, no traffic limits on fair usage. Flexible plans that scale with your business. Check rates »

The Everything Account - augment

The Everything Account - augment

Double Mental Discounting: When a Single Price Promotion Feels Twice as Nice

This research finds that when a single gain has strong associations with multiple costs, consumers often mentally deduct that gain from perceived costs multiple times. For example, with some price promotions (e.g., spend $200 now and receive a $50 gift card to spend in the future), consumers mentally deduct the value of the price promotion from the cost of the first purchase when they receive the promotion, as well as from the cost of the second purchase when they use the promotion. Multiple mental deductions based on a single gain result in consumers' perceptions that their costs are lower than they actually are, which can trigger higher expenditures. This mental accounting phenomenon, referred to as “double mental discounting,” is driven by the extent to which gains feel associated, or coupled, with multiple purchases. This article also documents methods to decouple promotional gains from purchases, thus mitigating double mental discounting.

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Ledger Loops revolutionizes invoice clearing by enabling businesses to settle transactions without cash, enhancing cash flow and efficiency in peer-to-peer networks.

CommonsCloud – Eines lliures tecnoètiques cooperatives

Eines lliures tecnoètiques cooperatives

Join Us At The 4th Collaborative Finance Gathering

Join us at the 4th Collaborative Finance Gathering from 21-28 June 2026 at the Commons Hub in Hirschwang an der Rax, Austria