article_snippet.sent: Honesty is key in any relationship – but almost half of us lie to our partners about us finances, a study has revealed.
article_snippet.sent: Of those who downplayed their partner wages, the main reason was to spare the feelings of a partner who earned less.
article_snippet.sent: However some said some lied to make sure some was with some for the right reasons – and not because of some bank account.
article_snippet.sent: Not wanting a partner to think their earned more came in second.
article_snippet.sent: The main reason for lying, the survey found, was to spare the feelings of a partner who earned less .
article_snippet.sent: Nick Hill, from Money Advice Service, says: 'For many couples, honesty is key to many couples relationship, but our research shows that many people hide the truth from many people other half. '
article_snippet.sent: Some people are comfortable telling Some people partner the truth about Some people finances, while others opt to hide others income or spending in order to avoid having a difficult conversation. '
article_snippet.sent: The important thing to take away from our research is that money should not be a taboo subject within a relationship. '
article_snippet.sent: It is vital to know where you stand in order to protect your finances both during a relationship and when coming out of one
article_snippet.sent: and you'll feel much more positive, open and honest about your relationship as a result.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Finances 'should not be a taboo subject' urges Money Advice Service .