A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Eastern Finland sheds light on how people’s health, financial situation and social resources contribute to their subjective well-being, and whether this differs at the age of 50 or at older ages. The results show that life satisfaction remains high until very old age, but the eudemonic quality of life starts to decline after the age of 70.
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