
Is Dating Too Expensive Now? The £250 First Date Nobody Can Afford
“IS ROMANCE DEAD?” £250 for a first date? Before you even know if you like them? Apparently that’s what a date costs millennials now. Almost half of single people say dating just isn’t financially worth it anymore. So we did the maths. The outfit. The Uber. The “who’s paying?” moment when you both reach for your cards. And then we asked the awkward question. Is checking someone’s money habits early actually smart? Or does it turn romance into due diligence? We also get into: why the most expensive date isn’t always the most impressive one the sneaky way overspending on date one can backfire what a London renter taught us about the ROI of putting yourself out there and the money question nobody asks on a first date (but probably should) It’s honest, a bit chaotic, and closer to home than we expected. Chapters 00:00 Is dating too expensive now? 02:15 Getting ready costs how much? 04:15 The Uber, the dinner, the “one more drink” 06:00 Does talking money kill the spark? 09:00 Who raised the bar? 11:50 Trying to impress, on a credit card 13:00 Is romance dead? 16:30 The London rent lesson 21:10 The money chat we should normalise So, would you ask about money on a first date? Tell us in the comments below 🔔 Subscribe for new episodes, and follow @honestpropertysisters for the rest 🦋 The Property Blueprint (free to download) → https://shorturl.at/bzaje 📩 Honest Proper-Tea Newsletter (free weekly newsletter) → https://substack.com/@honestpropertys.. . 👩🏻💻 Sponsored by The Freedom Geek (delegate to skilled Filipino VAs & editors) → https://thefreedomgeek.contactin.bio — mention 'Honest Property Sisters' for £50 off Keywords: cost of dating UK, dating inflation, money and relationships, financial compatibility, who pays on a first date, money mindset, cheap date ideas, dating on a budget, couples and money, good debt vs bad debt, cost of living, financial freedom, millennial money, UK money podcast Honest Proper-Tea is real conversations about property, money and the life you’re building with it. Pull up a chair. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.





