Summary: Not surprisingly, financial infidelity can destroy relationships, but advisers in some cases can help clients work through the problem. In other cases, however, more than just a financial professional is needed.
 It's not as if you have to disclose 100% of everything you spend in a marriage to have a transparent, happy marriage. But when secretive spending becomes a behavior that's pervasive, then there's something negative happening in the marriage."Lili Vasileff, financial adviser and founder, Divorce and Money Matters. |
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