Have you been cheated on financially? You're not alone.

According to a new survey from US News & World Report, there's a whole lot of people who say they've either been a victim of financial infidelity or committed it. This could be something like finding a credit card or bank account you didn't know about, lying about a debt or a source of income, or making an expensive purchase without telling your partner. The majority of people who were surveyed say that financial infidelity is as bad as physical or sexual infidelity. Today on KYW Newsradio In Depth, Beverly Harzog, credit card expert at US News & World Report joins the podcast to talk about what the survey found out about the ways we cheat, financially. Then Dr. Lucy Parker, a counselor and educator and Assistant Professor at LaSalle University joins the show to break down what we know about why people commit financial infidelity and the next steps to recover and heal when it happens in your relationship.Check out the survey here: https://creditcards.usnews.com/articles/financial-infidelity