I've actually been in that situation before and after two dates, decided not to go on anymore dates with them. Money is nice, but it can't make up for a lack of chemistry or having common interests.

It's all about connection and vibration and chemistry and communication.  Greed only Leeds to unhappiness. Not that having money is a negitive. Contrare. It can provide options. But don't sell your soul just to have wealth. Just sayin ...

Beside the fact money (really just a concept) being one of the biggest fraud, scam, scheme, con-job, etc. in human history, a "rich" person's nature is more: "concerning about oneself" and self centered, and cares mainly only about their own self-interest.  That is what makes them rich; they did not for sure share their money.  (I can say more, but I am sure one gets the picture.  Of course, one does not have to be considered rich to also be a person of that mentioned nature.)

I'd coach her how to use her money to become less boring, and more attractive.I'd try for a while, and see how much she gets it.If she's the heiress of an industrial animal farm, I'll see that she becomes vegetarian.

I am unwilling to sacrifice my beliefs for monetary gain.

I would be very honest, and indicate that I have no interest in a second date. That said, I would suggest to donate to animal rights organizations...and that in the future should not disclose economic status.

Money is not love..I want something real, and money can't buy that!

I go and adopt a homeless animal. Money like religion and sold out governments are just here for crowd control.

Scarcely any person with whom another person has nothing in common and whose income and assets far exceed in value those of the other would ever be likely to continue to date the other person.

Perhaps: I would be open to considering the possibilities.   I always give chance being considerate in so many things. IF not Me, Who else would dare? I myself is not boring...          I believe, "Opposite Poles Attracts!"

Its harder for the "rich" to fall asleep than for a poor man to live in a Villa.

It is the Money what is never for ever....

Fortunately I've enough money of my own