This BYU study says marital strife ensues when he thinks she spends too much money

SALT LAKE CITY — Couples who desire financial and marital harmony may want to check their judgments of each other's spending habits — and be charitable in their view. New research from BYU and Kansas State University finds that a husband's view that his wife is too "spendy" is the greatest predictor of conflict when it comes to money.It doesn't even matter if it's true, according to the study "Tightwads and Spenders: Predicting Financial Conflict in Couple Relationships," which was p