6 in 10 Americans believe money can buy happiness: the price is $1.2 million, according to new research
- A majority of Americans believe that money can buy happiness, with 72% of Millennials and 67% of Gen Z agreeing, according to Empower research.
- On-Time bill payment, being debt-free, affording luxuries, and owning a home are associated with a "Return on Happiness," as indicated by 67%, 65%, 54%, and 45% of respondents respectively.
- Economic pressures such as inflation, rising costs, interest rates, and student loans are negatively impacting Americans' sense of prosperity.
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