
A new dating app called “SCORE” promises to help you find true love through financial compatibility. The brainchild of lifestyle financial platform Neon Money Club, the app requires prospective daters to have a credit score of at least 675. That’s essentially the basement of a good credit score, but it may help weed out grifters or posers.
"When I first heard about SCORE, I thought 'This is very interesting — and it's valid too,'" said dating coach Andrea McGinty, founder of It's Just Lunch and 33000Dates.com. When a prospective date has a good credit score, it shows that "someone is financially responsible," and to a lesser extent, is stable and trustworthy, she explained.