How much do I need to live comfortable ?🤔

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Living comfortably has to do with many factors particularly finance we are always I need of one thing or the other that so kind of financial stream can ease me of that worry and help me focus on other things, living comfortably has become a pressing topic in our world today . The more I try to reach that level the more the economy makes it difficult to attain that point.

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Living comfortably should not be a point I should just achieve and reach but I have to keep growing in it every day without rest and that explains the need to keep working and not to take my foot off the gas.

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Nigeria is a beautiful country but the economy of my country proves otherwise the way the economy is just inflating at a staggering rate it is difficult for citizens to live comfortably.

The wage system makes it even more difficult for me, living comfortably in essence doesn't mean that I should spend loads of money and live big but I should be able to afford the basic things I need to live a stress free and comfortable life.

Is there an actual income tag to make this feasible ?

That's a bigger question for another day.

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They've done studies about the expression "money doesn't buy happiness," but in fact it does up to essentially the comfort level.
That varies of course depending where you are in the world and the cost of living, to get a decent sized home in Hong Kong would give you a mansion in most parts of the world, for example, lol. But basically increasing wealth to the point where people had their needs met, a nice home, clothes, school, transportation, health care, hobbies, utilities ... did increase happiness, because those are basic/comfort needs. After that, increasing wealth had diminishing returns.