That's literally the opposite of practicality. In this economy we cannot judge those who get married due to money. Moreover, we cannot assume and just claim that one day they will find a reason or way to actually love or care for the person they marry. An individual can learn anything they set their mind on, whatever it may be; hence, it is not impossible for any individual to learn to love someone or at the very least care for them to the point that it is very much possible for them to stay with that person for the rest of their life. Love, as good as it is, will not feed us nor provide our needs to live a good life. Money makes the world go round and you will realize it once you actually work for it and see just how much you need to rely on it. At the end of the day, the need to ensure a good future where you are eating three times a day and a have a good place to stay overpowers the desire for love.
I understand your statement, but be aware of the advice from motivators, even though you are a billionaire in the world's top 10 list, you will not be able to buy loyalty that comes from the heart and true happiness from your partner. Many beautiful billionaire wives don't take care of their husbands when they sick and they will leave you in the hospital with a nurse, the only thing they are most waiting for is to claim all her husband's inheritance. If you want to learn to love someone, don't argue about love because he is a billionaire who has everything, but be the most perfect partner who will love each other's shortcomings.