Can money buy you happiness?
by Jaspreet Singh, Alphina Jos, Mukul Singh and Sonal Agrawal
May 22, 2013
1 min
This report investigates how low income working age respondents think of old age and how they prepare for it. While many know that they can no longer rely on the extended family, few are able to prioritize old age provisioning.
This report investigates how low income working age respondents think of old age and how they prepare for it. While many know that they can no longer rely on the extended family, few are able to prioritize old age provisioning.
Written by
Alphina Jos
https://www.linkedin.com/in/alphina-jos-joslin-thambi-02129028/
Sonal Agrawal
Consultant at BASIX
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