You aren't looking at this correctly.
A man having money or being well off is definitely seen as attractive or desirable to women, it's not the be all end all but it's definitely a major factor. A lot of women will legitimately be turned off by a man who is broke, unemployed, etc. Sure, you can cite some Chad example that couch surfs and smokes weed all day, but this is such an unusual thing in the real world and basically a myth obsessed about with the red/black pill communities. Women definitely place importance on other factors, such as being physically attracted to a guy or liking his sense of humor, but money is most certainly a big factor. For the overwhelming majority of men, so long as you aren't broke this really isn't that serious of an issue though. Unless you have the means to afford an upper class tier type lifestyle, it really doesn't make much of a difference. I'm talking things like being able to go on very expensive trips, buying high end clothing, being a VIP at nightclubs, etc. I personally think men that decide to go down this road though during the early stages of a relationship, or possibly right off the start, are setting themselves up for failure, for reasons I won't get into on here right now.
In contrast to this, men put substantially less value on how much money a woman has and there are other factors that are significantly more important, such as physical attractiveness and fertility. The reality is that the overwhelming majority of men would have no issues dating or even being in a relationship with a woman that worked a minimum wage type job if she was attractive, fertile, feminine and enjoyable to be around. In fact, most would probably take a woman like this over some "career" or "educated" woman that has an entitled mindset and thinks she is the best thing to happen since sliced bread lol.
