"More money stresses me out" is the level of stress and the only stress I want.

having money sitting in the bank stresses you out??? Shiiiieieet help a sister out, it'll be a symbiotic relationship

"Im very happy with what I have." I would be too if I made 310,000 dollars a year.

Lower class: Satisfactory with their life Middle Class: Demands more in their life Upper Class: Money is just money

The real estate agent that said "never" ... I died laughing

Wow. 60k a year and needing 2 more jobs on top of that? New York is insane.

I just came here see the jobs that are paying so fricking much!! LOL.

Moral: don’t live in NYC

Imagine making $550K a year.

It would be interesting to do this survey in different cities. Would have different responses.

“I just want to make sure everyone I love is at least ok. Their happiness is my happiness.” This is a beautiful quote. That is a wonderful thing, but a lot of times people think this way, and they end up not properly taking care of themselves. Remember, your family’s happiness is important, but so is yours. Don’t forget that if you aren’t able to respect yourself and care for yourself, how can you do that for someone else? 🤗💖

Sounds like people are answering the question "does YOUR SALARY make you happy?" Instead of "does money make you happy"

"More money stresses me out." I have never heard that sentence in my life.

Imagine making enough money that it becomes stressful to have it sit in the bank. Sis... holla at me I can help with that.

I was feeling really good about my $11/hr job until now. I guess we're all being underpaid and overworked 🤷🏾‍♀️

The $125,000 girl made me laugh😂

300k at 29 years old?? A dream.

So the goal minimum is 85k without having to take care of another adult. 200k seems to be a comfortable level of happiness 🤔.

I want to have so much money that it makes me realise thay money doesnt make you happy

200,000 is what we need to feel enough everyone, vote for 200k a year minimum wage

Long story short.. people always find a reason to be unhappy. It’s either I’m not making what I’m worth or I’m making more but have the stresses of .......etc.

The $45,000 girl was so good at acting even if it was a couple words 😍

i wish’s i was stressed about having money sitting IN the bank instead of being stressed about having no money at all wtfffff

How she said Never and walked tf off 😂😂😂 go head girl push for more

Lol. And I'm in a country where an ordinary person makes about $10k per year.

It’s never enough. And I’m not talking about money. Unless we start NOW to appreciate and be truly grateful for what we already have, it’ll be impossible to feel accomplished. Everyone bears a whole different set of thoughts and beliefs. What’s valuable for you may no be worth a penny for me. It’d be very interesting to repeat the same interview out of NYC.

“Success isn’t bought with money, but is achieved when you enjoy what you do for money”.

The person that said, "never" cracked me up.

some of these women are gooalsss like $300,000 before you're even 30!? loved this video tho 💕

As long as you can pay your bills, save for retirement, and travel, you have enough.

I have lived on 29k combined with my husband (3 months of unpaid leave that year) and now 75k combined. Definitely less stressed compared to our lowest year but I still strive for more and have other stressors in my life.

I was watching this like wtf is wrong with 80k a year. Then I remembered this is in America and everything about health and student loans Is so awfully expensive.

$100K as a paralegal wtf? and she thinks shes being underpaid?

Its interesting to see how money shapes people’s perspectives on life

“Money aint got no soul, money aint got no heart”

“More money just stresses me out” wow I wanna have that problem

Basically they’re asking if money buys happiness. Money pays for my internet which is basically the same thing.

This is it! More money means more security, more security means more freedom! Is there anything more valuable than that?

The video title doesn't match the question that was actually asked.

I laugh so hard when she say "never" Hahaha such a simple answer!

I guess this is one of those questions where the answer really depends on where you live. $60,000 is a secure amount ($120,000 couple) in some areas. I think $120,000 for a single person would be where I'd stop caring about money as its enough to raise a family on 1 salary. I don't see much advantage in making more than that if it means working more hours and additional stress.

This was interesting. I love this topic. I hope to see more in this series of money videos

It's not money that makes you happy it's how you use it that makes you happy

Wow the lady who is 29 yrs and make q 300k $ a year good job girl 😍😍😍✋👊

The shorter the hair, the more women get.

Women should get paid as much as men Do

the project manager, i like how she answer 😍😍😍 and she's beautiful too.

Man... I wish I was rich...

1:50 Siri that you?

200k. That’s the number. Cool.

It's nice to see that in general the Women who were earning larger sums, viewed money not only for themselves but for those around them.

This series is extremely fascinating

Who else realized that as the salary increased so did their grammar, vocabulary and just overall tact?

To put this in perspective for anyone not familiar with New York's economy, housing rent alone starts at like $2,000 a month, and that's for some little hole in the wall. So your yearly rent bill is at least $24,000, if not way more.

“ Never “ 🤣🤣

I'm glad that most of them are respectful and really try to do good or wish that they could with the money that they have.

When will you get A+ in your math test? 1:59

I noticed as the salaries went higher the women were happier. 🤔More money 💴 = more options

i looveeee the Marketing Assistant lmfaoo i laughed so hard. i feel her tho i truly do

This is something everyone needs to watch

I want to know what a millionaire does with there money

Next do San Francisco people, because even people making 150K a year there are struggling.

i wanna relate to “more money stresses me out”

My husband and I have just reached the place where if we have more money, I don’t think it would make us happier. Maybe a bit more a year, but we are comfortable, I can treat myself, I can buy what I want at most stores, and supermarket. I don’t have my health, I’m literally falling apart. But I don’t ah e to worry about money anymore, it’s a blessing but that’s it. It’s very hard. But i am so grateful I have health care and chances to do things before I go.

I remember watching a video Anna Akana did about money with another channel. And she said that basically once you get to 6 figures money doesn’t stress you anymore

"Never."

Like Lil Wayne said “Too much money ain’t enough money”...

Very interesting to see different perspectives

1:00 why does she sound like she’s crying

idk what's going on in the usa, but there are other countries where people have $5000 a year and they're smh satisfied with it. like, how expensive is life in nyc?

I don’t know where I stand with money to be perfectly honest. I always feel like there’s a constant need for me to put myself in perspective but I never really felt as though my world revolved around it. If I want something, I’ll get it. If I can’t afford it, then I won’t. It’s not the end of the day because I do find I can be happy without having to spend that much.

"Never." Good answer.

This was so interesting

Why does this seem non-genuine?

"more money would stress me out" I can help you with that

@1:57 Hahaha she just said that and left... she better werk. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Honestly women or men it don’t matter we all want more money. I currently make 75k a year and I’m looking into a career that makes 200k a yr. And it’s just me my gf and our dog. And I still want more. Why? Cause I have future generations I want to make sure have everything and more. Plus I need to get ready to take care of the elderly in my family. So yes there can never be enough money when it come towards my family.

Well...... It's never enough.....

True happiness for me is more about freedom and peace of mind. A hectic/stressful $$$ earning career, raising a family, and a ridiculous mortgage is not the answer lol

It's a competition amongst superiority. We need what we want and whoever is able to show off what they have the most is simply better than the next person. It doesn't matter if your happier, who has more power

125k NEVER! God, people dont know how good they have it! Live on less than you make ppl Dave Ramey!!!

Appreciate what you have!!!!!!

This is a Interesting video with a unique and an important topic.

Imagine not being satisfied with 100 grand a year.

i thought the woman at 1:24 was rly good!!

The one making 60,000 at 23 should be more realistic in her wishes.

Money is not everything. I really liked their answers.

that women who says Never: Her Boss: You're Fired

So basically if you make more money then you're happier in life well I could've e told you that

These people make so much money.. my parents make 35k a year (per person) and they are in the middle class.

It’s so interesting to hear these women say they’re worth more than they’re currently making. I wonder if it would be the same if men were asked. Women need to learn to stand up for themselves and negotiate their salaries.

"NEVER"😂😂😂so funny

The cost of living in New York is absolutely crazy

Oh god this just made me hate realtors more lol

While i am here in Malaysian just get paid around 500-100$ a month for my salary 😩

I would say yes money would make you happy because you don’t have to worry as much so less stress but not too much

🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐 “Are you happy with the Money you have?” is a very DIFFERENT question than the title interpretation of “Does Money Make You Happy?”

Interesting. is the series going to go outside of new york? also, interesting that yes, it does get to the point where you have "enough" money. shame it is painfully and inaccessibly high up...

When I was 12 I was begging my mom for 3 quarters for lunch snacks.I would feel blessed with this oml XD

I want to give the person making 60,000 a hug because they made me cry.