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

The Harris Poll surveyed 2,081 U.S. adults from February 13-18, 2025, finding many prioritize financial health over looks in partners.
This focus arises from generational differences, with younger adults like Gen Z and millennials valuing savings and budgeting more than older groups do.
Key indicators of financial health include good credit scores, regular saving, and mindful spending, which experts say build a stable foundation for relationships.
About 33% of Americans say low debt attracts more than appearances, 30% prize strong credit scores, and 14% consider bad credit worse than bad hygiene.
These findings imply that financial responsibility increasingly influences romantic choices, potentially affecting relationship dynamics and partner selection.

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