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ING research shows Aussie singles consider poor financial habits dating dealbreakers
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7NEWS
Dating has always been about chemistry including a shared sense of humour, similar interests and sparks flying on a first meet.
New research commissioned by ING suggests financial compatibility is becoming an important factor when it comes to choosing a partner.
One in five Millennials and almost one in five Gen Z singles say having a shared financial approach is one of the most important traits they look for in a potential partner.
ING research revealed smart money habits are a green flag for singles with around two in three say they’re more attracted to someone who avoids unnecessary debt.
These are the new dating dealbreakersNearly two-thirds of Australian singles say poor money habits would reduce their interest in dating someone, even if they were otherwise attracted to them.