Summary
A recent study found that a third of Gen Z is dating for free meals because of financial pressures. This trend shows how rising costs and economic challenges are changing how young people date. The study surveyed U.S. consumers aged 18-28, highlighting how many are choosing to save money rather than seek long-term relationships.
Key Facts
- About 33% of Gen Z admits to dating just for a free meal.
- The study by Intuit surveyed people aged 18-28 in the U.S.
- Rising costs of living and economic pressures are affecting dating habits.
- 58% of Gen Zers have cut back on dating due to financial concerns.
- The study included 1,500 U.S. consumers, covering Gen Z, millennials, and Gen X.
- Financial struggles are more noticeable as the holiday season increases spending pressures.
- Many young people feel pressure to spend more during the holidays, affecting their financial choices.
