1. Phil Makowski Danielle Nelson Dan Phelps Matt Myers Shardool Patel

2.  How many of you would marry for money?  If so, for how much? Girls: 100,000 or less 250,000 500,000 1 million 2 million 3 million or more Guys: 100,000 or less 250,000 500,000 1 million 2 million 3 million or more

3.  Women  74% of women in their 30s said they would marry for money  Average Asking Price ◦ Women in 20s: 2.5 million ◦ Women in 30s: 1.1 million ◦ Women in 40s: 2.2 million Survey Data courtesy of Prince & Associates

4.  Men  41% of men in their 20s and 61% of men in their 40s said they would marry for money  Average Asking Price ◦ Men in 20s: 1 million ◦ Men in 40s: 1.4 million Survey Data courtesy of Prince & Associates

5. Out of all women that said they would marry for money, 71% expected to get divorced Survey Data courtesy of Prince & Associates

6.  Britney Spears and Kevin Federline Married for 2 Years Federline went from back-up dancer to the celebrity spot light

7.  Anna Nicole Smith and 89 year old husband J. Howard Marshall (Oil Industry Billionaire) Enough Said! Ironically Both are now deceased He at 89 She at 40

8.  Paul McCartney and Heather Mills Married in June 2002 and separated May 2006 Heather Mills is expected to get tens of millions of dollars

9.  Kevin Federline: ◦ Before Britney: Net Value $0 ◦ After Britney: Net Value: Millions  Heather Mills: ◦ Before Marriage: Small time model ◦ Divorce pending: Expected over 10 million  Overall outlook ◦ Net Profit: Millions ◦ Costs: Becoming a celebrity

10.  This summer a twentysomething New Yorker wrote a personal ad in which she stated she was looking for a man that made at least $500,000 a year  Her Reason: ◦ My $250,000 men arn’t “getting me to Central Park West.”

11.  An investment banker replied that since his money would grow but her beauty would fade, the offer didn’t make good business sense.  He considered her a “depreciating asset.”

12.  In reality, the asking price for both men and women is low  None of the people in the survey asked for a price of over $3 million  1 to 2 Million dollars is hardly enough to make you “rich” by today’s standards