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(New York, NY) — Love is overrated. That’s the finding from a new survey from a matchmaking service. Tawkify’s dating survey of Gen-Zers showed that 46-percent of them would choose being financially stable over being in love. In addition, if they ever hit the money jackpot they’d even consider taking back an ex. When it comes to an ideal match for a Gen-Z females, one in ten said their partner should make 200-thousand-dollars or more per year and making less than 80-thousand-dollars wouldn’t cut it. Forty-six-percent of Gen-Zers also said they wouldn’t date someone who’s out of work, even if they thought they were good looking.
Meantime, Millennials have a different take on things. Fifty-nine-percent said they’d chose love over financial security and they don’t have an issue with a “broke and magical” relationship.
