Live more freely like having more money

Living a peaceful life and having more free time is important to New Zealanders than becoming rich.

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The new survey, conducted by UMR Research, required 750 people to evaluate six values ​​in life, from a very important level to a little important.

Only 8% of participants rated wealth as "very important". While most (78%) consider having a decent life, enough time to do what they want (64%) and having children (59%) are "very important" things.

Career promotion is not attractive to many people, of which only 37% consider it essential in life, compared to 49% of others who consider charity work and volunteers to be the best. top fairy.

According to research, men and those under 30 years of age value the top of being rich and successful in their careers. Men prefer to have more free time than women, while women value their children and do more charity work.