Financial cheating is a hidden form of infidelity

[mamba]

Financial infidelity is rampant in America.

A poll by a national nonprofit aimed at increasing Americans’ financial know-how revealed that nearly two in five couples cheat on their significant other when it comes to finances.

That’s up from one in three a few years ago.

Cheating how? Well, by misleading or lying to each other about household finances and spending in most cases, according to the National Endowment for Financial Education.

Latinos are the most financially faithful, with just 38 percent of respondents saying they cheat. African Americans are the biggest cheaters, according to the poll, with 56 percent saying they lie about money. Roughly 40 percent of whites say they cheat financially.

https://nypost.com/2018/02/17/financial-cheating-is-a-hidden-form-of-infidelity-poll/

 

[mamba]

I can believe it. Men and women are both guilty of it.

Men are usually pretty dumb and easily caught red handed.

Women are slick and trying to spin it and shift blame back on the man when caught.

 

[Knowledge]

Everything is fukking cheating. Just better to worry about yourself and keep it moving these days

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

No, it isn’t the same. For one, your actual physical health is at risk when you actually cheat...

 

[mamba]

Remember:

Woman’s money = woman’s money

Man’s money = family’s money

A lot of women are taught this shyt, which ultimately leads to financial infidelity and failed marriages.

@kevm3 @Supreme Leader Reinscarf

 

[mamba]

No, it isn’t the same. For one, your actual physical health is at risk when you actually cheat...

nikka, if the financial infidelity is extreme enough, the stress from it will impact your physical health.

 

[Henri Christophe]

Remember:

Woman’s money = woman’s money

Man’s money = family’s money

A lot of women are taught this shyt, which ultimately leads to financial infidelity and failed marriages.

Marriage works for the average working man and woman. They can pool their reaources together and make moves.


But if youre a man whos out here really getting it on a high level without needing a woman..... Man, fukk all that committment shyt....... That shyt seems like nothing but headache, unless you find a chick who's equally getting it on a high level as well. nikkas be upgrading chicks and then act suprised when she acts a fool with the paper or the lifestyle.

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

nikka, if the financial infidelity is extreme enough, the stress from it will impact your physical health.

There’s a difference; one you have to discover you’re being financially cheated on to suffer the emotional effects (i’d argue it’s more mental that could possibly stem into physical. And then, physical disease IS WORSE) and with physical cheating, you have symptoms without knowing for sure what the problem is UNTIL you go to a doctor. You’ll be completely in the dark...

 

[mamba]

There’s a difference; one you have to discover you’re being financially cheated on to suffer the emotional effects (i’d argue it’s more mental that could possibly stem into physical) and with physical cheating, you have symptoms without knowing for sure what the problem is UNTIL you go to a doctor. You’ll be completely in the dark...

Sure. But, STDs aren’t always being passed as a result of physical cheating. Plus, women are savvy cheaters and rarely get caught unless they’re just reckless with it.

The financial infidelity is the one that’s the cause of a lot of the divorces in this country.

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

Sure. But, STDs aren’t always being passed as a result of physical cheating. Plus, women are savvy cheaters and rarely get caught unless they’re just reckless with it.

The financial infidelity is the one that’s the cause of a lot of the divorces in this country.

Listen, I made my point, there’s a difference about effects. Now you want to start splitting hairs and talking shyt about women now and stating unverified “information” like it’s fact...

 

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Absolutely bullshyt study this is their source

'Harris Poll conducted the study on behalf of the National Endowment for Financial Education from January 23-25, 2018, via its QuickQuerySM online omnibus service, interviewing 2,145 U.S. adults aged 18+.'

 

[mamba]

Listen, I made my point, there’s a difference about effects. Now you want to start splitting hairs and talking shyt about women now and stating unverified “information” like it’s fact...

Breh, this is a thread about financial infidelity. You’re the one who brought up physical cheating.

Most divorces in this country are due to financial reasons—usually financial infidelity of some sort. That’s a fact.

 

[YamakaSmacker]

One of my co workers pulls about 2k a week on side work. Doesn't tell his wife. Smart man if you ask me

 

[Theraflu]

This is typical

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

I will always maintain separate accounts no matter what my relationship status is