Money makes you more attractive to PEOPLE.
I had a buddy I used to role with a lot who would constantly drop mentions about his yacht or mansion or bank he owned or whatever, and I don't think there was a single person we met, man or woman, who didn't either a.) start being a little nicer and kissing up a little too much, or b.) go into auto-rejection and do a, "Ah, whatever, humbug" kind of thing around him.
I'm pretty sure if a guy gave anyone here his phone number on the back of a 60,000 euro withdrawal slip and said, "Hey man, you seem cool. Swing by this party we're having later," there's not a man here who'd say, "Nah, sounds boring, I've got to prune my bonsai tree tonight."
Doesn't necessarily mean you want to sexually service this guy, but you're going to pursue him as someone to have in your network, absolutely. Women react the same way as men in this regard.
I've watched a lot of women around wealthy men. They will flirt with them and charm them, but aren't necessarily always trying to sleep with them. Some of them are, but some just want to keep them in their network and use them as a connection, just like some of the women you interact with now are trying to sleep with you, while others just want to keep you in their network and use you as a connection.
There are also "gold diggers", and these are women who are consciously and rationally pursuing wealthy men, from a coldly calculating perspective. Guys often see girls get excited about a rich guy and assume they're gold diggers who want to trade sexual favors for financial ones, but often the girl just wants him in her network.
Other times, wealth can be a sign of other good qualities. For instance, many men who are self-made wealthy have some very attractive qualities: they have immense frame control from dealing with running a business (negotiation, lawsuits, contracts, people who want to get money from you, plus it's a different world being the guy who owns the shop and daily has to worry about "What happens if the money dries up, while the expenses keep rolling?" than it is being the guy who merely works at the shop) or working a tough career, they're the guys who've made it and tend to be pretty confident because of that, plus it's rare to meet a rich guy (self-made or trust fund baby) with a big gut who sits around feeling depressed or says things like, "I don't know what I'm doing with my life!" or "What are my passions??!" Ordinary men see women going for wealthy men and say, "See, girls just want wealth," without noticing all the other (extremely attractive) qualities these men often have.
Money's an interesting topic, but men in the pickup / manosphere world have a rather simplistic view of it much of the time. It's a very nuanced one.
Chase