For many couples, money isn’t just about numbers — it’s about power, security, personal identity. And for some, it's about secrets. Keeping secrets is not necessarily financial infidelity, says ...

According to a U.S. News survey, financial infidelity was most common for 18- to 25-year-olds. Hiding debts and/or accounts from a partner was the most common financial secret. The most-cited reason ...

Financial infidelity includes overspending, debt (past or present), having debit/credit cards, or having checking/saving accounts that your significant other doesn’t know about. Gen Z couples were ...

Molly discovered that her husband, Mike, had collected several credit cards in secret. With these cards he’d made several impulse purchases without telling her, including a guitar and expensive ...

The new age married couple is worried about a new kind of infidelity. No, it is not cheating on your partner with someone ...

(InvestigateTV) — A new Bankrate study revealed that two in five people in a committed relationship have committed financial infidelity. Ted Rossman with Bankrate said this is happening more often ...

Money talks — but in many relationships, it’s staying suspiciously quiet. A new survey by Casinos Analyzer found that 41% of people admit to sneaky spending behind their partner’s back — and 57% say ...

From hidden debts and secret investments to undisclosed spending or unequal financial control, money-related secrets can ...