Everything is integrated into matters of Love,
directly or indirectly, but how much priority and percentage it
stands, it depends
largely on the individual. Some people cannot 'survive' very
long without some form of relationship - especially Libra. Some
people can probably sacrifice alot of their relationship, for good
or ill, especially Pisces. And the list goes on.
I feel that the emphasise on money in Singapore is kinda
OVER-emphasise.
Don't get me wrong, money IS indeed an important aspect in a
relationship. But somehow man have this biased preception that with
money and car, everything just come smoothly or easily.
This is a load of bullsh!t.
And very often, you read the papers and probably hear stories from
your friends: couples fighting over wealth and over their falling
marriage. This happens even to people who ain't very rich. I am so
sure of this: generally, these people do hold such mindsets in
their definition - the overly materialistic views on love. Marriage
fails for MANY reasons, but for wealth wrestle and tussle, it makes
you wonder is it for love or money.
You see, guys who don't have much wealth to sell themselves to
potential gf/wife KNOWS that they ain't rich and if the ladies are
materialistic themselves, they wouldn't end up with them. There are
few exceptions to this (regarding materialistic wife/gf and poor
guy): very common scenario includes
I) Dating since school days - reality makes a person evolve, when
one steps into society.
II) Marriage that are NOT based on love - many thingy falls under
this category. Shotgun... paid foreign bride, etc.
Because 'poor guys' are poor, they make-up for the
lack of wealth by being more loving and all positive aspects in a
relationship, while those who revel in overly-materialistic views
on love tends to substitute wealth for love,
affection and all positive aspects in a relationship. (A rich guy
probably have no qualms about spending big money to buy expensive
gifts, treats and such - but is every girl looking for such
extravagant enjoyment? Taurus, Capricorn and Virgo probably yes.
And having a scenario to say sorry probably equal to a Tiffany
ring, flowers and everything. Meaningless when you substitute
material things for behavior and actions that needs no pricetag.
It's definitely a useful tool, but guy with wealth tends to depend
on it so much, that it will have declining impact with more similar
usage).
Poor guys (inclusive of self proclaim ones) needs that shang jing
xin - someone who has goal, works towards them and achieve it
gradually. When your motivation to succeed in life and career is
driven by love's desire, you will find yourself doing better. You
may not earn a five figure monthly sum, but it makes meaning to the
existence of your relationship, constantly warding off the
challenges put forth and I am sure with all the efforts and correct
mindsets, you will survive decently, financially. Do you know how powerful your
mind, heart and soul put together is? I was taught
by a few gurus when I was very young (Late Primary) and I seen how
powerful this combination will transform a human. Guys with shang
jing xin are very charming, however, sad to say, a general group of
'poor guys', who doesn't have this quality, laments and blame that
it is because they are 'poor', thus the reason for their current
state.
Again, excuse or seriously the ultimate truth? 
Remember the message you are sending your Love is not wealth - it's
how you are working for your relationship - the effort input. I
remember my ex-marketing lecturer used to tell me 'People don't buy
products, people buy benefits.' I don't understand what he meant
until much later - E.g. when you are hungry, at home and all the
food stores are quite a distance away from you, you will probably
call Pizza Hut or any delivery service NOT because you want to eat
their food, rather you buy the quality of 'Convenience'. It makes
sense because it is relevant.
P.S: When you put relevance in Love, it makes your relationship
invincible because you harmonized it with reality and love's
idealogy & belief. You know and do what's working for your
relationship and you bring out the 'Giving' element to it's
fullest. 
Cheers