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If you are the account holder

Open the joint-account transaction and remove the Family mark from the transaction or allocation that should be personal. That personal part is removed from family expense reports. Your partner still sees that money moved from the joint account, because the shared account balance must stay correct. In your partner’s space, finerd represents the personal part as money moving from the joint account to your family member account. The merchant and description should be hidden or marked as sensitive so the transaction does not expose unnecessary personal context.

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If you are the receiver

You cannot make your partner’s joint-account transaction private from your copy. You cannot remove the family mark, change the source account, or delete the original transaction. If the transaction should be private, the account holder needs to change the original transaction. You can still choose your own category for your reports, but you cannot hide the shared transaction from family accounting while your partner keeps it marked as family.

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Splits

Only the account holder can split the original joint-account transaction. For example, they can keep one allocation as family and remove the family mark from another allocation. The receiving partner sees the updated split structure. They cannot split transactions where the joint account is selected; they can only change the money destination for all allocations.

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