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Just 11% of women say their ‘ideal match’ can make less money than them: survey
SportsKeeper survey release
A survey by matchmaking service Keeper found that only 11% of women say their ideal match can make less money than them.
In contrast, 61% of men said their ideal partner could make less, indicating a significant difference in expectations between men and women.
- Women are far less likely to be attracted to someone who earns less than them than most men are, a new poll found.
- Only an average of 11% of women said their “ideal partner” could earn less than them, while an average of 61% of men said their ideal partner could make less, the poll from matchmaking service Keeper found.
- That means a vast majority of women — 89% — cared about their partners being the breadwinners, while men were much less concerned about it, with just 39% of men saying they were interested in higher earners.
Key Takeaways
- Men are less concerned about their partner's income than women
- The survey highlights a significant difference in expectations between men and women
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- The survey's findings may impact how people approach relationships and dating
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The survey highlights a significant difference in expectations between men and women, which can affect relationship dynamics
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- Sep 11NY Post: A vast majority of women — 89% — prefer if their partner is the breadwinner, according to a matchmaking service survey.
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