AME Info - Survey Reveals What People Around The World Think Of Money - Money
Survey reveals what people around the world think of money - AME Info
Survey reveals what people around the world think of money AME Info, United Arab Emirates - Leading global research firm Synovate, today revealed results showing that Britons (46%) were the biggest buyers of lottery tickets or participants in ... |
Clearly, attitudes to money are just as dependent on culture as they are on what people actually have. Despite the current environment, debt is a relatively easy thing to sign up for in developed markets. Equally though, it is about access to debt. It is partly an attitude towards money, not wanting to take on debt in the first place. It's not the same as obsessing over something you don't really need like a gadget. Money may be universal, but how people feel about it is most certainly not,' she said.Developing a dislike for debtThe number one definition of financial success in developed markets is 'I have no debt'. Most of the planning that's done is not on paper - and not done with a professional. Posted by staff reporterTuesday, April 08 - 2008 at 15:37 UAE local time (GMT+4)Replication or redistribution in whole or in part is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of AME Info FZ LLC / Emap Communications. Synovate employs over 5,700 staff in 121 cities across 57 countries. The main differences, other than the lottery, were that consumers in developed markets were more likely to use a financial planner or adviser, but this was still only one in every five. The network provides clients with cohesive global support and a comprehensive suite of research solutions. Their developed markets counterparts did not agree as only 31% of them saw a link between more money and greater problems in life.More then two thirds of the Saudi respondents (84%) believe that success is about having what you need not necessarily having everything you want.
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