Band 7+: the chart on the next page show the answers people gave about the extent to which they are satisfied with their lives and what they think would make them happiest. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart illustrates how satisfied people are with their lives and what they think would bring them happiest. Overall, it can be seen that people are satisfied with money in younger age, while health for older individuals is more important than wealth.

First of all, the chart highlights the changing priorities of happiness factors. In the 15-44 age group, a significant percentage of individuals who are happier because of money is higher compared to those who prioritize health. Specifically, 55% of people in adolescence feel content with wealth against over 12% of individuals who choose health. On the other hand, people tend to focus on their health after 55 years old. This is most evident when they are over the age of 75, the proportion of people prioritizing health is more than four times that of those choosing wealth. Because the chart reaching nearly 45% for health and less than 10% for money.

Furthermore, the gap between these two factors is not significant in the 45-54 age group. The percentage of people who content with money is nearly 33% while over 45% of those who prioritize health.