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flag Gen Z is prioritizing early financial talks and co-buying homes with non-romantic partners due to high home prices, with 15% of Americans already doing so and 70% of Gen Z open to it.

flag Gen Z is changing how Americans approach money and relationships by prioritizing early financial talks, including credit scores and long-term goals, by the third date, according to "Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary. flag This shift is driven by rising home prices and a record median homebuyer age of 56, leading more young adults to co-buy homes with friends or non-romantic partners. flag A survey found 15% of Americans have bought homes this way, and 70% of Gen Z would consider it. flag While co-buying can improve affordability and loan qualifications, financial experts stress the need for clear agreements on ownership, financing, and exit plans to prevent conflicts.

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