By Zuko Komisa
Does happiness have a price?
A person without money will tell you that money is necessary for happiness.
The 2022 Bateleur Vantage Point survey recently released looked into various topics, including the idea of happiness.
The poll received responses from South Africans from all demographic groups and life stages.
According to the findings, there is a direct link between individuals who generally consider themselves to be happy and those who have higher incomes.
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Kaya Biz with Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Gordon Hooper – Managing director of Bateleur about whether or not money buys happiness.
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According to the 2022 Bateleur Vantage Point survey the following was discovered when it comes to money and happiness.

According to the survey, higher-income households are most concerned about crime, load shedding, corruption, and political instability.
Despite the fact that these are unquestionably major issues that our nation faces, the survey’s findings indicate that lower-income families are more concerned about poverty and gender-based violence.
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