Happiness after 60: it's not about money or health, but about this

According to new research, having strong social relationships is more important for happiness in people over 60 than financial security or good health. The study, discussed by Futura, suggests that this group derives more satisfaction from involvement with family and friends.

This is a remarkable finding, as financial stability and health are often seen as the most important factors for happiness in later years. However, the researchers emphasize that social contact plays a key role in the well-being of the elderly.

The study points out that people in this age group place more value on quality time with loved ones. This could be an important direction for measures aimed at increasing happiness among the elderly.

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