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With a significant amount of emphasis put on romantic partners' financial standing, it's also a top source of tension in relationships. 32% of Americans say that if they were to marry or remarry today, they'd ask their partner to sign a prenup if they had vastly different finances - and 53% would be willing to sign one.60% of Americans say that their romantic partner's financial standing is important, with one in four (25%) saying it's very important.With 85% of Americans reporting that they split general expenses with their partner(s), financial status and habits are a large factor in the success of relationships. Love and money are intertwined in American relationships

Yet, three-quarters (74%) of Americans say that money gives them more stress than love.

The survey found that more than half (59%) of Americans say love is a priority over money, and over a third (37%) say they would give up whatever amount of money it takes to guarantee them a great romantic relationship for the rest of their life. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - Quicken Inc., maker of America's best-selling personal finance software, today shared findings from a survey that explored consumers' perspectives on and the correlation between love and money.