Why millennials are choosing to tie the knot later in life, interview with Steve Mills

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A survey of 2,000 people by dating website eharmony has revealed millennials don’t want to get married until they’re 36.

It’s a stark gap between baby boomers who believe 30 is the ideal age to tie the knot.

UWA Research Fellow, Lara McKenzie, told 6PR’s Steve Mills factors such as divorce and finances can have an influence on how relationships develop.

“Peoples relationships are changing over time and people are really interested in why that it is.”

Period	4 May 2021

Title	Why millennials are choosing to tie the knot later in life
Degree of recognition	Local
Media name/outlet	6PR
Media type	Radio
Country/Territory	Australia
Date	4/05/21
Description	A survey of 2,000 people by dating website eharmony has revealed millennials don’t want to get married until they’re 36. It’s a stark gap between baby boomers who believe 30 is the ideal age to tie the knot. UWA Research Fellow, Lara McKenzie, told 6PR’s Steve Mills factors such as divorce and finances can have an influence on how relationships develop. “Peoples relationships are changing over time and people are really interested in why that it is.”
Producer/Author	Steve Mills
URL	https://www.6pr.com.au/why-millennials-are-choosing-to-tie-the-knot-later-in-life/
Persons	Lara McKenzie