Survey: Can Money Buy Happiness? New CreditDonkey.com Survey Reveals the Answer
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) October 07, 2013 -- Only 21 percent of respondents said money can buy happiness in a new survey from credit card comparison website CreditDonkey.com. And just 10 percent out of over 1,000 respondents in the survey said getting rich leads to the most happiness.
"Have we finally learned that money isn't everything?" asks Charles Tran, founder of CreditDonkey.com. "While most of our respondents see the value in having a financial cushion to cover emergencies, what really makes them happy over the course of their life is a good marriage and family life. Just over 70 percent of respondents said so.”
To read the full survey findings, visit http://www.creditdonkey.com/money-happiness.html.
Key Findings:
• If money were no object, 14 percent would still prefer to work full-time.
• The majority believe having enough savings to cover emergencies would make them happier than buying something they've been eagerly waiting to get for a long time.
• 18 percent said an interesting career is what would make them happy (more than family and getting rich).
From September 3 to September 8, 2013, CreditDonkey.com surveyed 1,063 Americans, age 18 and over, on what makes them happy.
CreditDonkey.com provides information on the credit issues, news, and trends facing Americans through proprietary market research and analysis. Families can visit CreditDonkey.com to find credit card deals and stay informed with "donkey-proof" (easy to understand) financial tips.
Charles Tran, CreditDonkey, http://www.creditdonkey.com/, (866) 586-2488 7024, [email protected]
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