According to research conducted by Purdue University in 2018, the average amount needed for individuals to be happy stood at $75,000 to $95,000 per year. Psychologist, Andrew T. Jebb, and his team ...

So, are people with more money happier? Charlie Day is. A serial entrepreneur since she was 21, Day’s latest venture, a sales consultancy she launched in 2021, is set to generate £1.5m this year.

In the study, 522 participants with incomes ranging from less than $10,000 to more than $150,000 tracked daily events and emotional responses for 30 days in a diary.

Identifying why you handle money the way you do and why you’re in your current financial situation can be a life-changing experience. I know. I see it every day.

If money can really buy happiness, a study found a positive link up to at least $500,000. Here's what each generation said they needed to be happy.

Most people think that planning for a happy retirement is all about numbers. It centers around one question: Do my financial assets — pension, 401(k)s/IRAs, Social Security, property, sale of a ...