Try looking into rates of homelessness - including "couch surfing" and other temporary forms - vs cost of living vs rates of employment and pay. It doesn't alw

Try looking into rates of homelessness - including "couch surfing" and other temporary forms - vs cost of living vs rates of employment and pay. It doesn't always show up in the form of divorces. Also, if you're poor enough (say : on disability or welfare) - government rules may make getting married very penalty-high. Or even revealing one has a relationship. (my own Canada has this problem, for instance, as do some states). As for "rich people" ... there are other factors, and see also "demands of time" not just money. I've met very few rich people who had time that was not in constant demand.