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Gen-Z, Millennials say financial health is more important than looks

On February 13, 2025, The Harris Poll survey polled 2,081 U.S. adults, finding good savings habits, low debt, good credit scores and monthly budgeting outrank appearance.
As Americans delay marriage and more women enter the workforce, young adults view financial health as essential to commitment, Dr. Deb Castaldo says.
Roughly one-quarter of Americans prioritize emergency savings and regular savings contributions over physical appearance, while one-third cite low debt and strong credit scores as more attractive.
Nearly one in five Gen Z and millennials ended relationships after discovering partner debt, while Dr. Deb Castaldo warns, `It can really cause a lot of emotional distress if one partner feels that the other partner is being irresponsible or is not functioning financially`.
With financial health gaining importance, more transparency on credit and income may emerge in dating.

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