A WalletHub study ranks the 182 largest US cities based on resident happiness, indicating that factors like location, community, and environment significantly impact happiness. Notably, cities from Nebraska, Kansas, and South Dakota rank among the top 10. The study highlights that income contributes to happiness only up to about $75,000; beyond that, other aspects like work-life balance and community support become vital. Analysts emphasize the importance of good mental and physical health in choosing where to live, suggesting cities with short commutes, reasonable work hours, and supportive neighbors lead to greater happiness.
Research shows that having more money only increases your happiness until you're making at least $75,000 per year - anything more you earn likely won't have an impact.
When deciding where to live to maximize your happiness, you'll want to pick a city that offers more than just a decent average income.
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