RichMenDatingOnline.com Reveals July 2025 Survey of High–Income Singles’ Partner Preferences

LOS ANGELES, July 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — RichMenDatingOnline.com has released results from a July survey of 3,000 active, high–income members—1,500 men and 1,500 women—highlighting what wealthy singles truly prioritize in a partner.

Defining “High–Income”:
In this survey, “high–income” refers to individuals earning $197,300+ per year, based on the 2025 IRS tax brackets.

Key Insights
For Wealthy Men (Income ≥ $197K):
* A striking 80% say chemistry and shared interests matter more than education.
* When ranking qualities, they put shared interests first, then intelligence, with formal education a distant third.
* One respondent shared, “I want someone I can vibe with—degrees don’t guarantee connection.”

For Affluent Women:
* Women surveyed prioritized partner appearance as their top criterion, followed closely by financial stability.
* Emotional or intellectual compatibility ranked lower for this group.

Implications
These insights challenge traditional assumptions and highlight different priorities by gender:
* Men are increasingly valuing authentic connections and mental engagement over academic pedigree.
* Women, in contrast, place high importance on aesthetics and financial security.

Recommendations for Singles & Platforms
Dating users: Men should showcase interests and intellectual engagement on their profiles, while women may choose to highlight both attractiveness and success.

Dating platforms: Tailor algorithms and UX to reflect these preferences, emphasizing chemistry matching and visual-first features for women, while downplaying formal credentials.

About RichMenDatingOnline.com
A premier matchmaking site for high-net-worth singles, RichMenDatingOnline.com helps affluent singles navigate put-first prioritization and form meaningful connections. The platform continually delivers data-driven insights to enhance dating experiences.

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