Infidelity is probably one of the most painful and destabilizing events that can occur in a romantic relationship. It breaks ...

She thought they were saving for a house. Now, Andie from Chicago says she’s ready to sell everything she owns and move into ...

But sometimes, a different type of infidelity — financial — can rear its ugly head. That's what happened to Cathy from Dallas ...

Without going into details of my spouse's financial infidelity, I would like your opinion. Here is the bottom line. I'm 68 and my 401 (k) has dwindled to $82,000. I have $3,000 in gold and Social ...

We talk about emotional affairs and physical betrayals, but there's a quieter, often more insidious form of infidelity that ...

‘Financial infidelity’ blows up a shocking number of relationships — why lying about money is so damaging By Marissa Matozzo Published June 18, 2025, 5:33 p.m. ET ...

Financial infidelity can often hurt more than an actual affair, and the anxiety and distrust it stirs up may never go away entirely, as spousal or partner suspicion will always linger.

U.S. News & World Report surveyed 1,200 victims of financial infidelity in February 2025 and found that 39% of respondents were between the ages of 18 and 25 when the infidelity occurred, and ...

For couples unfamiliar with the term, financial infidelity is the act of lying to a partner about money habits or behaviours. According to a 2021 National Endowment for Financial Education poll ...

Keeping secrets is not necessarily financial infidelity, says Avigail Lev, founder and director at Bay Area CBT Center. “Choosing to be private about where and how you spend your money is just ...

Financial infidelity often leads to serious financial problems for the couple. If one partner hides debts or mismanages money, it could result in unexpected financial crises, such as bankruptcy or ...

Financial infidelity can range from some "low-key sneaky spending" on clothing, through to racking up debt on a secret credit card, or gambling away savings, says Ms Browne.