Would you believe that dishonesty about the use of a pair of money can lead to sexual infidelity? This is discussed at SELF magazine and website launches Today.com survey results of “Financial Infidelity”.

Revealed that 46 percent of the 23 230 people who responded to the survey has been lying to their partner about money, and a third of all followers of the survey believe that the money could lead to infidelity sexual infidelity. In short, what were the balances in bank accounts could affect their sex lives.

“The survey explained that the money can be a stumbling block to the relationship, if the couple did not take the time to talk about it honestly,” said Martin Wolk, executive business editor of Today.com.

The most common lie is related to the style of shopping, and more women who are lying about the money. Things that they keep secret from the other spouse about what is being spent, hide the groceries in the back of the closet, quietly take the money from a joint account, or pretend that items purchased on sale, it is not.

As many as 22 percent of them say that they hide their purchases from the pair, whereas in men the number is only 17 percent. More than 25 percent of women say that the goods they have purchased long, but a new groceries. Less than 10 percent also admitted secretly have a bank account or credit card.

More than 60 percent of men and women consider lying about money or sex were the same, and two-thirds of them say that honesty about finances is important to avoid infidelity. Approximately 13 percent of respondents said that they had broken up or divorced because secretly spending habits.