Jointly on CBC Daybreak South: Why Prenups Are on the Rise Among Millennials and Gen Z

We were recently featured on CBC Radio’s Daybreak South, where co-founder Aimee Schalles joined host Chris Walker for a candid conversation about why prenuptial and cohabitation agreements are having a major moment. The numbers speak for themselves and requests for these agreements have doubled in just the last few years, and Amanda shared her perspective on why.

From skyrocketing housing costs turning relationship decisions into million-dollar arrangements, to a cultural shift among millennials and Gen Z toward financial transparency and open communication, the conversation explored what’s really driving couples to get on the same page before they say “I do” or move in together. It’s a thoughtful, accessible listen that gets to the heart of what Jointly is all about.

Listen to the podcast here

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