Money & Honesty

A celebrity wants to ‘adopt’ your struggling village with money tied to exclusive branding rights to your culture. Prosperity for a price. Do you sell the story of your home?

A tycoon will erase your village’s debts if you sign a statement praising him for philanthropy you know he didn’t do. Do you sign to save the village?

You can exaggerate your work expenses without being caught. Do you do it?

A friend forgets they owe you a large sum. Do you remind them or let it slide?

You’re handling donations and realise you could skim a small amount undetected. Do you take it?

A colleague accidentally leaves a winning lottery ticket in your desk. Do you return it or claim it?

You discover a legal loophole to avoid thousands in taxes, but it’s morally questionable. Do you use it?

You receive an accidental double refund from a retailer. Do you keep it or return it?

A wealthy donor funds a hospital but made their fortune through exploitation. Do you publicise their past?

Your employer overpays you and doesn’t notice. Do you return it?

You discover a charity spends donations on luxuries. Do you expose them?

You’re asked to falsify an invoice for personal gain. Do you agree?

A relative dies and leaves money meant for someone else. Do you keep it?

You overhear confidential information that will cause a company’s share price to soar. Buying stock could change your life — and land you in prison. Do you invest?

You find a hidden page in your late parent’s will that gives you a much larger share than your siblings. Revealing it will cause a rift; hiding it gives everyone an equal share. Do you speak up?

You find a wallet containing £500, several receipts, and no ID. You’re behind on rent and could really use the money. Do you hand it in, keep the cash, or keep everything?