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Tim Harford. Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Online dating promised so much. Finding the right partner, whether for life or for Saturday night, is so important to so many people that you would think we might have cracked it by now. By assembling a vast array of date-worthy people in a searchable format, online dating seems like it should be a huge improvement on the old-fashioned methods of meeting people at work, through friends, or in bars and nightclubs. A simple survey that Norton conducted with two other behavioural scientists , Jeana Frost and Dan Ariely, revealed that people were unhappy with their online dating experience in three obvious ways.

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Not many singletons would be willing to fork out that much to find love so here I explore the cost of dating for us normal folk. There are many benefits to my being single, but from a practical standpoint, my independence is costing me. If you have decided that you would like to find your other half, be warned, the cost of dating can be very expensive. So I am taking a look a one particularly pricey aspect of looking for love: dating apps and websites.

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It’s Not You: Dating Apps Are Getting Worse

Cristina Criddle. Simply sign up to the Technology sector myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Justin McLeod is the founder and chief executive of dating app Hinge. Initially designed as a Facebook app in — while McLeod was in his final year at Harvard Business School — it launched as a mobile app in and was acquired by dating giant Match Group in , making it part of the same portfolio as Tinder and OKCupid. Cristina Criddle: I used to use Hinge when it first came out, and I loved the links with social networks, so you could see who prospective dates were friends with, and then work out from there whom you had in common.

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