Rising Costs and Dating Apps Prompt Young Americans to Cut Back on Dating, Survey Shows
A survey by BMO Financial Group indicates that half of single Americans are reducing the frequency of dates or opting for cheaper activities due to rising costs. Gen Z adults spend an average of $205 per date, which is a significant portion of their income, and many find dating financially burdensome. This trend reflects broader economic pressures affecting everyday expenses.
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