It is generally used pejoratively to describe someone as materialistic or superficial.
The idiom "marry money" or being "married to the money" refers to the act of marrying a wealthy individual, often for financial gain rather than love. Married to the Money
The phrase gained prominence in the 19th century to describe individuals who prioritized social and economic security through marriage. It is generally used pejoratively to describe someone
A common adage suggests that "the person who marries for money usually earns every penny of it," implying that maintaining a relationship without love or friendship is as demanding as a full-time job. 2. "Married to the Money" in Literature Married to the Money
