For those who love statistics:

Love may be blind, but people have their eyes wide open in regard to dating those with bad credit.

A survey by Bankrate.com reports that 40 percent of unmarried people said knowing someone’s credit score would affect their interest in dating that person.

Not surprisingly, of those surveyed with household incomes of $75,000 or more, half say they’d like to know their date’s credit score.

And 42 percent of millennials and 47 percent of college grads also believe the first question out of your mouth before going on that initial date should be, “What’s your FICO score?” and not, “What’s your sign?”

Republicans (at 16 percent) say a credit score would have a major impact on whether they would date someone — compared with 13 percent of Democrats and 10 percent of Independents.