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A UK survey reveals most savers find joy in saving, linking it to pride, control, and well-being.
A recent UK poll of 2,000 adults found that two-thirds of savers experience excitement or satisfaction from saving, with many feeling joy from small amounts like £1–£30.
Eighty-eight percent achieved at least one savings goal, reporting pride, control, or happiness.
Forty percent view any savings as a success, and 46% consider financial wellness as important as physical or mental health.
Younger generations, especially Gen Z, are leading a cultural shift, prioritizing retirement, travel, and home improvements, while favoring habits like no-spend challenges and meal planning.
Saving is increasingly seen as emotionally rewarding, socially engaging, and a key to reduced stress and long-term security.
Una encuesta realizada en el Reino Unido revela que la mayoría de los ahorradores encuentran alegría en ahorrar, y lo relacionan con orgullo, control y bienestar.