Britons make their biggest life changes – including moving abroad, swapping careers or starting a business – in their thirties, survey reveals
A survey suggests that Britons are most likely to make major life changes in their thirties, including moving abroad, changing careers and starting businesses. The findings matter because they point to this decade as a period when people may reassess work, location and longer-term ambitions.
The article does not provide the survey’s sample size, methodology or detailed results in the supplied text. It presents the trend as applying broadly to Britons and highlights relocation, career changes and entrepreneurship as examples of the decisions involved.
- Britons reportedly make major changes most often in their thirties.
- Moving abroad and career changes were highlighted.
- Survey methodology was not provided.