How to marry a millionaire in Australia?

The Internet makes it easier for young hot things connect to wealthy older men, and thousands of Australian women signing up for a shot.

George Miller founded Seeking-millionaire.com six months ago and said there was a steady stream of Australian women looking for Mr right rich - either as a sugar daddy short-term or long-term partner .
After browsing the net and weeding dodgier sites Ms Lewis has developed a portal through six millionaire dating sites. With names like sugardaddies.com and millionairematch.com, the sites offer to match "those who have beauty with those who have wealth."
Presented some of the sites it is mandatory for men to verify their claims of wealth - through pay slips or tax forms - and on others it is voluntary. Once they have been accredited as a man of good faith, they are rich ripe for the picking.
"It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife," Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice.
Good time vs time
Miller says that thousands of people - mostly women - visit our website. Women seem to look for different things depending on their age, young women tend to click on sites sugar daddy and women aged 30 and over in search of effective frameworks to form long-term relationships .
"The successful career women go online to find successful career man - someone their equal," he said.
Another Australian company catering to women looking for a partner to success is themillionairematchmakeronline.com. This site is part of a personalized service meeting, led by Nikki Wells, who says she is only interested in helping to create meaningful relationships, finding rich husbands of women looking good.
Mr. Miller stated that despite the name of the MatchmakerMillionaire company does cater exclusively for millionaires.
"However, our brand attracts the market and we are looking for is people with some basic traits - they are driven, ambitious and passionate. Usually equals success and success often comes with financial security."
Membership fees also weed strapped suitors. Basic registration starts at $ 165, while the service introduction of entry-level cost upwards of $ 1500. Success fees are also payable, with a newly engaged couple recently returned more than $ 50,000.
The whole dating service includes a minimum number of presentations and a range of services, including grooming, wardrobe consultations and hair and makeup makeover.
Time is money
Ms. Wells said that time is a factor rich successful people who do not want to trawl through a group of people to find someone they want to date.
"They send us away to people they do not want to date and screen the people they want to date," says Wells.
There is also a level of discretion for high visibility Australians who want to find love away from the public eye.
"We clients in our books are the most business in the country and are regularly in the news, sports personalities we have, we have the identities of the media."
Love and Money
Money is one of the three main stressors in a relationship, says Anne Hollonds Relationships Australia.
Have lots of money takes a different set of pressure of not having enough money.
Ms. Hollonds says it can cause arguments on how to spend the money, or how long the mainstay is spent at work.
The money can also be used as a means of controlling a relationship.
"Where there is huge difference in wealth levels between partners, money may come to symbolize the power and control in a very destructive," says Hollonds.
She says it is important for couples to talk through issues of money and work on how this might affect their relationship.
I do not want your money, honey
Most Australians say they prefer to follow their heart that their purse strings when it comes to romance, according to a study commissioned by HSBC Bank for Valentine's Day this year.
Ninety per cent of Australians said they made love and happiness ahead of financial stability in long-term relationships. The survey showed that most people should look after themselves financially rather than hold out for a rich prince (or princess) charming.