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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think saying you want someone financially stable means you're a grown up.  It may also mean you've been burned before by slackers but mostly it means you have your head on straight.

Far too few people pay attention to how a significant other manages money.

If you're concerned about being perceived as a gold digger (which I think is ridiculous) you can use different words and make it funny or convey the same message.

- If you're still living at home, can't get a line of credit and [b]have a credit score lower than your SATs we probably won't be a great fit. [/b]
- Seeking someone who shares my enjoyment of great credit scores, emergency reserves, and the freedom that comes with being financially smart.
- I'm not looking for a sugar-daddy (nor am I looking to be a sugar-momma) but I am attracted to people who have their finances in order. 
- If I said "Hey, I just bought tix to Greece next month - want to join me?" are you the kind of guy who has the spirit of adventure (and financial ability) to say "sure!"?
- I'm smart, independent, fun, financially secure, and looking for similar folks to meet.  If you need a Mom, a funding source, or a nurse I'm not your gal, but if you enjoy last minute adventures, blah blah blah....[/quote]

Not to nitpick but I wouldn't use this line given as a perfect credit score will likely be below even an average SAT score.[/quote]

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