Gen-Z, Millennials Say Financial Health is More Important Than Looks
By: Stacker
Money can’t buy happiness, but strong finances may be able to get you a few more dates. According to Current, good savings habits, low debt, good credit scores, and monthly budgeting are more important to many Americans than looks when searching for a romantic partner. Approximately one-third of Americans say that low or no debt (33%) and a strong credit score (30%) are more powerful attractors than physical appearances when considering a potential romantic partner. Roughly a quarter say the same goes for emergency savings (26%), regular savings contributions (26%), maintaining a monthly budget (25%), and having a retirement savings plan (24%).