How do you measure wealth?

Money, experiences or family? We’re asking people around Cardiff how they measure how ‘rich’ a person is, and whether money isn’t always the answer.

Transcript

00:00I mean, I work, I work all the hours God sends to earn a bit of money in the bank,

00:08but as far as I'm concerned I'm wealthier than the richest man, because I've got my kids,

00:13I've got my health, I've got a roof over my head.

00:16I would say that wealth definitely comes from your family and like your race and people,

00:20but I also think that's quite a privileged position to have,

00:23maybe anything that if you didn't worry about money, and if you did worry about money,

00:27it probably would be more like a health concern.

00:31I think it is the ability to know that you'll always have enough.

00:39You're always going to have enough, OK, to get by on.

00:44I think being with my friends and having a close family and just spending time with them, yeah.

00:51Depends on the situation you're in at the moment, like in that moment.

00:54But I think it's always more important to focus on the people around you,

00:57because that's what matters at the end of the day.