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Is Financial Responsibility a Turn-On?
By:
Jackie Zimmermann
,
Jacob Davidson
,
Kate Santichen
,
Kerri Anne Renzulli
,
Susie Poppick
,
Taylor Tepper
and
Turner Cowles
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Published: Jun 08, 2015
1 min read

We may not put it in our Tinder profile, but millennials do care about a potential mate's financial fitness. We care about it so much, in fact, we rank financial know-how higher than sexual prowess as an important factor in a long-term relationship. Millennials grew up with the 2008 financial crisis, so we know money doesn't grow on trees.