TULSA, Okla. – As couples celebrate Valentine’s Day, new data suggests many are not fully transparent about their finances.
According to a recent survey from Bankrate, 45% of people in committed relationships say they do not know everything about their partner’s financial situation. More than one-third of respondents said financial infidelity is as serious as physical cheating.
Financial experts say avoiding money conversations can create long-term stress and misunderstandings. But they say there are practical steps couples can take to improve communication and build trust.
Set a time and place to talk about money
Experts recommend planning ahead instead of raising financial concerns in the heat of the moment…