A person life changes to a great extent after marriage. It brings tremendous changes including mental health as a study claims that people who are married and earn less than USD 60,000 per year in total household income have fewer symptoms of depression than comparable earning unmarried people.

According to the study published in the journal Social Science Research, it also found that people who have never been married and earn more than USD 60,000 a year have fewer symptoms of depression than comparable earning married people. However, for couples earning more, marriage does not show the same mental health benefits, according to researchers.

The survey covers a wide range of sociological, psychological, mental and physical health items.

Ben Lennox Kail, an assistant professor at Georgia State said that "We looked at the interrelationships between marriage, income and depression, and what we found is that the benefit of marriage on depression is really for people with average or lower levels of income Specifically, people who are married and earning less than USD 60,000 a year in total household income experience fewer symptoms of depression.”

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