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There's some things that money can't buy
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Money only buys happiness to up about like a 100k a year or so. I don't know it might be even more now, but definitely not over 200k.
It used to be roughly 70k USD and 50k EUR some 10 years ago when I read the study. That's the point at which you're financially secure enough to have your basics needs met and have enough over to climb towards self-actualization.
Probably not: https://www.pnas.org/doi/epdf/10.1073/pnas.2208661120
"Probably not"... what?