Financial infidelity occurs when one partner hides or lies about money to the other person. (Remember, a lie of omission is still a lie!) This could involve, for example, a secret credit card account ...

New research published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy discusses motivations for romantic infidelity. The findings provide support for the deficit model of infidelity, which suggests ...

In the 21st century, with our increasingly digital lives, the once-clear line between monogamy and sexual or romantic infidelity has become rather blurry. As a psychotherapist specializing in sex and ...

According to the latest data from Bankrate, 2 in 5 Americans have kept a financial secret from their partner [1]. The results of this survey are even more troubling when paired with another statistic: ...

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 ...