The £64,000 Question

Would £64,000 a year end YOUR money worries?

Source: www.dailymail.co.uk

Couples asked how much they wish they earned in a year have come up with the £64,000 answer.

--- Phil's comment ---

It is unsurprising to note from this article in the UK's Daily Mail that regardless of the level of income one has; the desire to earn an even bigger income is always there.

Some people call this human greed. It's actually human nature. It's not earning big that's wrong but what you do with it that counts towards what could be wrong or right.

The mistake that everyone makes (myself included) is the belief that earning that bit more will bring more happiness. That belief seems almost inherent in all of us and it's a tricky one to purge out of us.

The wealth study suggests that most people in fact do value their family and health as more important than money. Maybe so, however I consider that is what most people aspire to as noble values but in fact their actions dictate otherwise.