52 per cent of men think they'll be richer single

London: A new survey has revealed that 52 percent of men believe that they'd be financially healthier without a better half.

According to the survey by TotallyMoney.com, more than half of men believe they spend more money in a relationship than they would as a singleton and life as a couple is more expensive than going it alone, the Daily Star reported.

It was also found that 61 percent of women in a relationship think they'd be financially better off as they are, while 68 percent of single people agreed that they'd be wealthier remaining alone.