1. If I wanted something my partner wouldn’t approve of the cost of, I’d likely buy it anyway and just not mention it.

2. I’d rather my partner not look through my purchase history or receipts.

3. My partner has a fully accurate picture of how much I’ve saved. reverse-scored

4. There have been times I’ve let my partner believe I was setting money aside when I wasn’t.

5. I’d keep a bill from my partner if I thought showing it to them would cause an argument.

6. In a short-term money crunch, I’d open a line of credit without telling my partner.

7. I sometimes downplay what I actually spend on gifts so I don’t have to explain myself.

8. My partner would know, down to the dollar, what I spend on gifts for friends and family. reverse-scored

9. If I lost money gambling, I wouldn’t necessarily bring it up with my partner.

10. If I came out ahead on a bet, I might spend it on myself quietly rather than mention it.

11. If money came to me unexpectedly (a bonus, an inheritance), part of me would want to keep some of it just for me to spend as I like.

12. I’d rather my partner not know the full details of what I earn.