Most of us have told a tiny white lie about money at least once. Rank these from 'fair enough' to 'right, we need to talk'.
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"It was in the sale"
You love it, they ask what it cost, and suddenly it was half price. Nobody checks the receipt anyway.
Parcels sent to work
The doorstep stays clear and the online shopping stays a secret. Your colleagues know more about your spending than your partner does.
Knocking a bit off the hairdresser
The cut, colour and blow-dry somehow became a lot cheaper on the way home. It looks lovely, so does the price really matter?
The secret scratchcard
Just a couple of pounds here and there, never mentioned. If you win big, you'll own up straight away. Obviously.
The sneaky takeaway
You polish off a portion in the car and still sit down to tea like nothing happened. The only clue is the smell of vinegar.
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What was the name of the digital cash system created by David Chaum in 1989, often considered the first attempt at electronic money?
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