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Time, Health and Money: What Tradeoffs Would Americans Make?
News December 12, 2025 at 01:46 PM
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- Four in 10 respondents said they had made a career choice that favored time over pay.
- Forty-four percent of full-time workers said they would prefer to work one day less for the same salary to a $20,000 raise.
- Almost 6 in 10 said they would rather have five extra years of good health than an extra $1 million in retirement savings.
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