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fromThe New Yorker
1 month agoWhy Millennials Love Prenups
Andrea Zevallos declared 2016 her "year of dating." She was twenty-seven, working at Universal Studios Hollywood, the theme park, and determined to find love. She calculated it would take three dates a week. By December, she was losing hope. "It was exhausting," she said. Then, while scrolling OkCupid, she noticed a "cute guy" with a "Hamilton" reference in his handle. His name was Alex Switzky, and like her he was a musical-theatre enthusiast and aspiring screenwriter.
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fromBusiness Insider
2 months agoWomen are asking for more prenups because they make good money - and have social media brands to protect
Prenuptial agreements are increasingly common among younger couples as financial complexity, stock compensation, and pragmatic attitudes toward marriage drive demand.
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fromBusiness Insider
4 months agoMy partner and I are 23 and planning our prenup. We are far from rich, but want an equitable relationship from the start.
Mutually agreed prenups can protect finances, clarify expectations, and strengthen relationships across different cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds when structured with balanced intent.
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fromBusiness Insider
5 months agoI write celebrity prenups. Here are some surprising rules you might find in these marriage agreements.
Celebrity prenups often start before engagement, can exceed 100 pages, and include social-media restrictions, confidentiality clauses, and lifestyle and spending provisions.
fromFortune
5 months agoThe new power move: why smart women are demanding prenups
Today's brides are CEOs, startup founders, creators and brand builders, engineers, physicians, real estate investors, scientists, and small business owners. They have negotiated complex equity packages, are growing businesses and brands, and have acquired significant assets, with women outpacing men in attaining advanced post-graduate degrees and purchasing single family homes. They will reap the benefits of an estimated $80 trillion " Great Wealth Transfer " of inherited assets from Baby Boomer parents, a wave that will significantly reshape our economy and financial landscape.
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