DOES IT MATTER WHO MAKES MORE MONEY IN A RELATIONSHIP? A dating survey is stirring up a pretty interesting conversation about money, dating and what people really want in a partner. According to a survey of 9,600 users from matchmaking app Keeper, just 11% of women said their ideal match could earn less than they do. Compare that with 61% of men who said they were fine with a partner who earns less. But here’s where it gets interesting. Almost nobody actually listed income as a hard deal breaker. So what happens when dating preferences meet an economy where more women are becoming the higher earners in their relationships? The Daily Flash crew gets into it. Does the traditional idea that the man should earn more still matter? Does income change the power dynamic in a relationship? And are we putting WAY too much emphasis on money when choosing a partner? Then there’s the infamous dating wish list: six feet, six figures and a six-pack. How many people actually check all three boxe...