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Open this photo in gallery:About 20 per cent of On Money survey respondents say they compare themselves to others financially all the time.sasirin pamai/iStockPhoto / Getty ImagesIn my last newsletter, I asked readers if they compare how their own personal finances stack up against others. Hundreds of you weighed in – either through our survey or over e-mail – and the short of it is: You care, a lot. More than 70 per cent of On Money readers who responded to our newsletter poll said they compare how they stack up against others financially either all the time (about 20 per cent) or sometimes (52.5 per cent). Success in investment performance was more important to you than your total savings, salary, buying and paying off a home, quality and number of holidays, and nearly every other benchmark. What was perhaps at first surprising was that the vast majority of you (78 per cent) felt either happy or inspired when comparing yourself financially to others - both positive adjectives in my book. And yet, many left comments cautioning others against it. Which got me thinking: Is there a healthy way to compare how we stack up against others financially?

Bitcoin (BTC) stayed below $82,000 around Thursday’s Wall Street open as Iran war headlines returned to pressure risk assets. Key points:Bitcoin preserved 3% daily losses on Thursday as US stocks fell on geopolitical tensions. US President Donald Trump reiterated the chance of new military action against Iran, with no negotiations ongoing. BTC price analysis saw $84,400 as a short-term ceiling ahead of the Oct. 28 Federal Reserve meeting on interest rates. Stocks fall as Trump says US “not negotiating” with IranData from TradingView showed BTC/USD hitting $81,256 on Bitstamp, down 2.9% on the day. BTC/USD one-hour chart. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingViewMixed reactions to Tesla earnings and capital expenditures combined with a risk-off mentality stoked by fresh comments from Trump that the US was “not negotiating” with the Iranian side. “We are going to have something one way or the other that will happen fairly soon. Most people seem to think it’s after the election and we’ll see what happens,” he told reporters, referring to the US midterm elections on Nov. 3. US stocks fell at the open, with the S&P 500 Index down 1.3% at the time of writing.