suggest the positive association between money and happiness continues far up the economic ladder, disputing previous studies that found money only buys happiness up to a certain level. “The ...

A study based on a poll conducted by Gallop found that people who earn higher incomes report being happier — but only when they receive up to an annual $75,000. After this point, an individual’s ...

The idea that money can only buy so much happiness isn't supported by the data on wealth, personal well-being and overall ...

At the What Works at Work Summit organized by the Philippine Daily Inquirer last Monday, I moderated a panel discussion ...

Today, as inflation continues to eat away at Americans’ buying power, the cost of happiness may be rising as well. Most ...

Letting go of unnecessary possessions, I found freedom to focus on what truly enriches life—and surprisingly, research now ...

Money doesn't buy you happiness - at least not according to the old saying. But researchers have proved that this oft-repeated piece of folk wisdom can be wrong. Their study has shown that a cash ...

The idea that money can’t buy you happiness is one of the world’s most persistent tropes. King Midas is granted his wish that everything he touches will turn to gold only to starve to death. Jay ...

While it’s often stated that money cannot buy happiness, it can be hard to relate to when living paycheck to paycheck. Fortunately, when used wisely, even a little extra income can significantly ...

The idea that money can only buy so much happiness isn't supported by the data on wealth, personal well-being and overall life satisfaction.