The ultimate signs of wealth: do you most covet a kitchen island or early retirement?
Briefly

The article discusses a YouGov survey commissioned by HSBC UK, revealing how the perception of wealth has shifted since early human civilizations. Historically, wealth was tied to visible possessions like tools and food. Today, 49% of respondents value investments as wealth, closely followed by the desire to retire early and travel. Interestingly, personal relationships and a good work-life balance are also seen as indicators of wealth by younger generations. This survey underscores a changing perspective where material items are less significant than lifestyle quality and personal fulfillment.
YouGov's survey for HSBC UK revealed a shift in wealth signifiers from material possessions like luxury cars to investments, early retirement, and travel.
Unlike past generations that associated wealth with visible luxury items, today's younger population values personal relationships and work-life balance as wealth indicators.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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