In a survey, the population of German-speaking and French-speaking Switzerland expressed general satisfaction with their lives. Respondents were less happy with politics and their personal finances, according to the online comparison service Moneyland. When asked about their general life satisfaction, the participants in the survey scored an average of 7.3 out of a maximum of 10 points, Moneyland wrote in a press release on Tuesday. Compared to the last survey two years ago, this value has remained unchanged. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox Respondents aged between 50 and 74 were the most satisfied. They awarded an average of 7.5 points. However, younger participants were not far behind (7.1 points), as the results showed. According to Moneyland, the differences by gender and language region were even smaller. Family is what made Swiss respondents happy. Respondents from French-speaking Switzerland were particularly happy with their children and parents ...
