Financial infidelity is a pretty wide umbrella term, including any situation where anything less than the full truth about your money situation is shared with your partner. This not only includes outright lies (from the big ones down to little white lies), but also deception by omission and deception by misdirection as well. In short, any time you actively manipulate information to give your spouse a false impression of your personal financial situation, you’re committing financial infidelity, and since it is an act of dishonesty, it interferes with the trust in your relationship.
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