- The Wall Street Journal recently interviewed BlackRock’s high net-worth clients (asset management) on their levels of happiness.
- While widely accepted research has proven that the marginal benefits (happiness) of increases in income start diminishing after earning $75K per year, as a minority millionaires are by default underrepresented in the results.
- WSJ found that people worth $10 million or more are 2.5% happier than those worth $1-2 million.
- WSJ also found those who earned their money significantly happier than heirs and people who married into wealth.
