Heartbreak comes in many forms and for one in five Australians, being cheated out of money is a greater betrayal than the traditional relationship death knell of romantic cheating.
Heartbreak comes in many forms, but a shocking new poll suggests one in five Australians see one particular act as worse than cheating.
About 22 per cent of women feel this way compared to about 20 per cent of men, the survey suggests, and the Baby Boomer generation is the most incensed about toxic money secrets, with 23 per cent ranking it as worse than an affair. “But a financial betrayal can be just as emotionally devastating, especially if it involves hiding and secrets.”
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