Studies of well-being in older adults suggest that those at the low end of the income scale experience:

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Studies have shown that older adults with lower income levels are at a greater risk of experiencing depression. This may be due to financial struggles, limited access to healthcare, and other stressors that can come with living on a lower income. While they may have close relationships with family members, this does not necessarily offset the negative effects of financial strain on overall well-being. Self-esteem and good overall health are not consistently found to be linked to income level in older adults.

Studies of Well-Being in Older Adults Suggest That Those at the Low