UK couples ‘arguing more over money’ because of cost-of-living crisis

Bills, debts and how much each person should contribute are among the common quarrels that couples have about money, according to Aviva

About a quarter (26%) of couples argue about money at least once a week, according to a survey.

One in eight (12%) said there has been a significant increase in the number of money-related arguments they are having since the cost-of-living crisis started, Aviva found.

Across the survey, one in 20 (5%) couples said they argue with their partner about money on a daily basis.