Money can’t buy happiness—but a new analysis does show a strong correlation between the world’s happiest countries and the financial stability of its inhabitants.

Without your health, no amount of money can buy back your quality of life. Yes, plastic surgery may be able to make you look healthier, but it doesn't actually improve your overall health.

It can seem like money will buy happiness, but how much of that is really true? Here is the limit on how much money truly buys happiness.

“The smartest money you’ll ever spend isn’t on things that impress others, but on experiences that transform how you feel about your life,” writes happiness expert Jessica Weiss.

COMMENTARY: Can money buy happiness? Not always Deep down, we already know that the happiest people aren’t the richest.

Hello, and welcome to Hearing Double, where I compare and contrast two unrelated songs of the same title and decide which title does the most justice! This week, it’s all about money. We all know ...

Money buys the most happiness in Fremont, California By the numbers: Out of the 150 largest cities in the U.S., Fremont came out on top as the No. 1 ranked city where money can buy the most happiness.