Maybe money — and secrecy — can buy happiness

Florida’s economy, as evidenced by the hundreds of thousands of people moving to the Sunshine State, has weathered the COVID-19 crisis better than most U.S. states. So it should come as little surprise that TD Bank’s seventh annual Love and Money survey, which polled 1,700 people nationwide, found that 82% of Florida couples are extremely or very happy in their relationships compared to 74% of residents of other states.

However, Floridians tend to have more arguments about money than their counterparts in other states. TD Bank, which worked with global research company MARU/Matchbox on the Love and Money survey, found 75% of Florida residents have financial disagreements with their partners, and 9% say they argue about money daily.