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Millennials and Gen Z prioritize partner finances in relationships, survey finds

A recent survey by TD Bank reveals a significant shift in dating attitudes among younger generations, with Millennials and Gen Z prioritizing financial stability in potential partners more than older demographics. This trend, influenced by economic pressures like student debt and inflation, leads many to consider a partner's financial health as a key factor in relationship decisions. The survey also indicates a growing acceptance of prenuptial agreements among younger adults, viewed as a tool for wealth planning rather than a sign of distrust, potentially stemming from observed parental divorces. AI

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Millennials and Gen Z prioritize partner finances in relationships, survey finds

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Catherina Gioino ·

    In this economy, millennials and Gen Z would rather break up than date someone in debt: ‘There’s a pretty big divide’

    Nearly half of Americans say a partner's debt is a dealbreaker, and younger generations are the pickiest of all.