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New agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys says that nicer agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys are poorer than people who are agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys so nice. Researchers looked at agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys our personalities affected how rich we were. They found that people with a nice agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys were financially worse off than agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys selfish people. Kinder people found it more difficult to look after their money. A researcher said this was because of the " agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys" of kinder, more trusting and more caring people. He said agreeableness was linked to agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys examples of financial agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys. These included lower savings, higher debt and an agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys to repay debt.

Researchers looked at agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys from different sources, including online agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys taken by 4,000 people. The data included information about people's financial agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys, their debt, and their agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys towards money. They compared this data with agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys in which people answered questions about their agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys and agreeableness. The researchers said agreeable people seemed to care less about agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys and so did not look after their money wisely. A researcher said being kind and trusting had "financial agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys". She wanted to better understand, "why nice agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys seem to finish agreeablenessattitudecostsdatadifferentguyshardshiphowinabilitylastmoneymorenotpeoplepersonalityresearchsituationssurveys".