The Financial Lies We Tell
Aug 4th, 2008 | Author: admin | Category: Fly Features
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We’ve all read the reports which reveal that finances are one of the major contributors to today’s high divorce rate. And while most people think this merely means that the two people were constantly bickering because they were broke, that’s not always the case…
(Well it actually was the case with my Aunt Lisa and her husband Lonnie. Between her gambling habit at the weekly church bingo game, and his child support payments from the 8 kids that somehow all conspired to produce faulty positive DNA tests, they were flat broke; and hated each other because of it.)
Outside of my dysfunctional relatives, there are many whose relationships are strained or even torn apart, not by a lack of money, but by the financial lies they tell. With that in mind, I’d like you to answer the following question, regardless of your current marital status.
If a married person did each of the following, would you consider it to be—a violation of trust so serious that it is grounds for divorce, a major violation of trust between spouses but not grounds for divorce, or a minor violation of trust?
A. Lied to a spouse about how much was spent on a major purchase
B. Made a major purchase for himself or herself and hid it from their spouse
C. Had a bank account that was kept secret from the spouse
D. Had a credit card that was kept secret from the spouse
E. Failed to pay bills on time and didn’t tell their spouse about it
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