5 Common Reasons People Cheat [Financially] and How to Prevent it

 

Financial infidelity sounds scary, but it’s preventable! In this video, I’ll show you the common things that might lead a person in a couple to “cheat” financially, and ways to prevent it from happening.

Here's the rundown of the five reasons I see that lead couples to commit financial infidelity:

  1. Mismatched financial priorities

  2. Consumer Debt

  3. Overextending Spending/budgets

  4. Not having a plan on how to spend discretionary money

  5. Combining accounts without talking about it beforehand

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