Kyle Rizdahl
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917 appearances
5 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 11 Jun
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I think our 30-year is only down an eighth from the start of this year.
Duncan says he thinks those will have to fall a lot farther before mortgage and refi applications really pick up.
I'm Justin Ho for Marketplace.
Unromantic as this thought might be, marriage is an economic proposition.
Shared bank accounts, joint property, tax filing, the list, as you know, goes on.
Sometimes, though, it all falls apart, and all those economic ties need to be untied.
A good prenup can ease things along if and when that happens, and it turns out millennials and Gen Zers love them some prenups.
Jennifer Wilson wrote about that in The New Yorker the other day.
Jennifer, welcome to the program.
Just by way of background, we'll get to what they are now, but remind us what prenups used to be, would you?
Well, prenups haven't fundamentally changed.
A prenuptial agreement is essentially a private contract in which a couple decides that whatever the existing divorce laws are on the books, they don't want those applying to how they divide assets and property in the event of the divorce or how they decide to handle things like spousal support.
It's sort of a carve out for an individual couple.
But you are correct that more recently those carve outs are looking a little different.
And also just who is getting prenups, too.
So let's go to the who first.
Younger people now are increasingly saying, you know what, let's work this out before we get married just in case things go south.
Absolutely.
There was one poll done by the Harris Poll.
They found that over 40% of millennials and Gen Zers are getting prenups.
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