An old saying , "Money can't happiness". A new report from the USA this may be true. The financial planning experts Edelman Financial Engines a survey on people's attitudes towards money. They found that nearly six in ten people needed to at least $100,000 a year to worrying about money. Around 50 per cent of the people in the survey said they would need an annual salary of $200,000 to feel happy and safe. The researchers also that only 12 per cent of Americans they are wealthy. Surprisingly, the researchers that just 33 per cent of millionaires in the study said they financially secure.
The Edelman report is "Everyday Wealth in America". Researchers more than 3,000 adults over the age of 30 about their money worries. Half of those in the survey were "rich". They wealth between $500,000 and $3 million. Isabel Barrow, director of financial planning, said: "What we are is that many Americans, even those who affluent, aren't very confident about their financial situation." She added: "When I was out of college, it was a dream to say you could $100,000". However, the report said that such a salary today simply a stable lifestyle. It said $100,000 no longer a sign of financial success and wealth.
