The cost of living crisis has sparked disharmony in households across the land, a new survey has revealed.
Rows among couples disagreeing about finances have increased, with almost a third of spouses admitting that they now argue more frequently. Credit card brand Aqua carried out research among more than 1,200 UK residents to uncover the financial topics causing the most friction in relationships and the results were eye-opening.
Around 35 per cent of Brits have admitted that the current financial pressures have put a strain on their romantic relationship, while almost two-fifths (37 per cent) believe talking to their partner about changing spending habits is a difficult topic to breach.
