According to a new poll, some 43% of adults with combined finances in a relationship said they’ve committed an act of financial deception, ranging from lying to their partner or spouse about money to hiding things such as cash, bills or a purchase. What do you think?

“This is exactly why my partner and I promised to never have enough money worth lying about.”
Earl Gerads, Issue Developer

“The other 57% actually know how to keep a secret.”
Sakura Jongen, Attendance Taker
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“Purchasing the first appearance of Deadpool can sometimes be healthy for a marriage.”
Jamal Shaub, Behavior Technician