What have you seen? Are there things that you were surprised about in doing this and just general, like, thoughts on it?

Absolutely.

So one of the things that really surprised me initially, and has continued to remain steady, is that 52% of initial signups on helloprenup.com are women.

So women are the ones who are actually initiating the prenup.

And then I think if I were to step back, one of the things that I thought was so important when building this platform was that we flip the narrative of a prenup being something that was protective of the older, wealthier man marrying this younger, you know, gold digger.

We needed to flip that narrative and say, "No, no, no.

This is a document that helps couples get on the same page prior to marriage, have those transparent financial conversations, but also protects women in the event of career sacrifices." Now, women are the ones who step back the most from careers to raise children or to take care of family members, and that means less compounding, right? Salaries, promotions, retirement contributions, you name it.

And so have you just seen it, like, skyrocket? What's the growth and how much has it grown?

For someone hearing about the organization for the first time, what is Savvy Ladies, and what need was it created to fill for women?

Savvy Ladies is a nonprofit.

It was founded by financial planner Stacy Francis, and it gives women free financial education.

Started with a couple of women in her living room.

Savvy Ladies is best known for its free financial helpline, which I'm super excited about, which matches women with a one-to-one volunteer of financial professionals.

Savvy Ladies now also offers free courses, webinars, a podcast that Lisa hosts, and help for the life transitions like marriage, divorce, and what happens if your partner passes.

So we're really proud of all of the work that we do at Savvy Ladies.

You're it.

Why are we talking about prenups involving AI? Is this a real thing?

Yeah, and honestly, um, you know, this u- used to be kind of a one-off question that I, I would hear randomly, um, but now we hear this on a regular basis throughout the last year.

Couples are asking specifically about AI girlfriends, boyfriends, chatbot relationships, usually because they've either seen a partner emotionally wrapped up in one of these, or they're worried about it happening down the road.

And so they actually want to include this as infidelity in their prenup.

Have you had any clients who have had to test this out?

Uh, yeah, I mean, there have been, um, there...

We've seen a rise in this.

So we have seen many, uh, couples across the country that are including infidelity clauses for AI specifically.