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UK · 29 July 2026

Why do a third of married under-35s have prenups?

Why do a third of married under-35s have prenups?

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A third of married under-35s have signed a prenup before marrying, the BBC reports, and about one in ten UK couples now has one. Solicitor Mark Gilmartin says couples increasingly want to protect assets they expect to gain, not just what they already own. Celine Tsoi, engaged, said she would rather discuss finances 'when you still love each other' than after things go bad.

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