Which of the following is NOT a common financial pressure associated with fraud?
A) Living beyond one's means
B) High bills or personal debt
C) Personal financial losses
D) Desire to hurt employer financially

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The desire to hurt the employer financially is not a common financial pressure associated with fraud. The other options (living beyond one's means, high bills or personal debt, and personal financial losses) are all common financial pressures that could lead someone to commit fraud.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Common Financial Pressure