Research has shown that people report the highest levels of happiness after the age of 55 in three key areas: their financial situation, their physical appearance, and their overall well-being. Meanwhile, in all three areas, people reported the lowest levels of happiness between the ages of 45 and 59. See here the relationship that age has with overall happiness, in one chart.
What does it take to be happy? Research says all it takes is time
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