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Monday, November 25th. I'm J.R. Waylon for the Wall Street Journal.

You know the saying, first comes love, then comes marriage?

But for some unmarried couples, it's first comes love, then comes a mortgage.

You know, rising rents and interest rates have created a sense of urgency for them.

They say, hey, I have $50,000 saved today.

That may not take me as far if I sit and wait.

So they are jumping right into buying the home together before they even gotten engaged.

We'll talk to Wall Street Journal reporter Dalvin Brown.

After the break.

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Some unmarried couples are holding off spending on a wedding. Some unmarried couples are holding off spending on a wedding and instead putting their money toward a down payment on a home.

Wall Street Journal Personal Finance reporter Dalvin Brown joins me.

So Dalvin, first comes love, then comes a mortgage?

Exactly.

More and more couples are skipping the traditional path of engagement, then marriage, then buying a home,

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