Recent studies suggest younger Americans are paying close attention to their prospective partner’s finances in the dating world, and in some instances, faking financial situations to find love.
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“Gen Z and millennials are particularly vulnerable to future financial faking for several reasons,” celebrity divorce attorney Jackie Combs told Fortune. “They are dating in an era of unprecedented financial instability, defined by student debt, housing unaffordability, and delayed economic security.”
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"Why Gen-Z and Millennials Might Ask for Your Credit Score on a Date," by Zach Kaplan was published in NewsNation on April 23, 2026.
