Nearly one in four Americans are keeping money-related secrets from their partners, according to a recent survey by Bankrate. That could mean hiding anything from a spending splurge to having a secret credit card, bank account or debt. For millennials and Gen Zers, financial infidelity is even more common. Nearly two-thirds of Gen Zers and more than half of millennials in married or live-in relationships admit to having kept a financial secret from their current partner at some point, compared with 29% of Gen Xers and baby boomers.
