Money may not buy happiness (or love), but it might just buy more time to find it. In the most comprehensive look so far at longevity and income, researchers report that people with higher incomes tend to live longer – though there were some interesting nuances that the researchers teased out. \_57what some experts predicted, there was no leveling-off point where making more didn't provide any added years.58, people with the top 1% in income lived 10 to 15 years longer than those at the bottom 1%. 59, having a lower income didn't necessarily leadto the shortest lives – that varied greatly based on where people lived. People making the least but residing in cities like New York and San Francisco, \_60\_, lived longer than people in cities like Detroit and Tulsa, Okla.