Tag Archives: psychological need

People who manage their money are happier.

Posted on September 21, 2013 by Ryan Howell

Recent research into the age-old question “Can Money Buy Happiness?” has resulted in some intriguing results. There is now empirical support linking several specific financial strategies to increased happiness and life satisfaction. These suggestions include delaying gratification, savoring positive purchase … Continue reading →

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Can Money Buy Happiness? Yes (when spent correctly).

Posted on September 2, 2013 by Ryan Howell

Every day more and more people are trying to understand the relationship between money and happiness. Although everyone desires to be happy, the pathways people choose are varied (and not always successful). People frequently believe that making more money will increase their happiness. … Continue reading →

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Can Money Buy Happiness? Money and Need Satisfaction

Posted on February 7, 2013 by Ryan Howell

Although everyone desires to be happy, the pathways people choose are varied (and not always successful). People frequently believe that making more money will increase their happiness. However, although the United States economy has grown steadily since the 1950’s, happiness … Continue reading →

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