Here’s how those surveyed ranked their top contributors to success:

•94% – being open to change

•85% – good health

•83% – finding time for the important things in life

•81% – having a good marriage or relationship

•81% – good management of personal finances

•79% – having a good work-life balance

•75% – having a job or career you love

•Only 27 percent still believe that wealth determines success.

Along with the prestige of being the number one Playboy bunny in the world, she also took home $100,000 and a brand new Jaguar F-Type.

In other words, she gets $100,000 salary and a very cool company car.

It’s good work if you can get it …

80 percent of full-time students are working an average of 16 hours a week, with more than half of them believing that working is hurting their grades.

Walmart beat Exxon Mobil, thanks to about $20 billion more in revenue but Exxon Mobil made almost three times more in profits. Apple made the top 10 for the first time, and Facebook debuted on the list in 482nd place.

How much do your bad habits cost?

Well, the website CostOfYourServices.com will tell you.

The online tool asks you about your smoking, boozing, coffee, gambling, and fast food habits – and then cranks out the yearly cost.

The number, when you actually see it, can be startling – and scary.

Despite all the chaos featured in movies like The Hangover, guys are far more sensible about their last night of freedom than women.

For example, 31 percent more men than women try to spend a “sensible” amount of money on the party – with nearly a third of guys saying they pre-planned a budget and stuck to it.

And, a sixth of men said they felt stag parties had become too long, too expensive, and too involved in recent years.

Amazingly, every extra letter in your name “costs” you about $3,600 in annual salary.

Here’s a list of the highest-paid names:

Tom

Rob

Dale

Doug

Wayne

The researchers say that, on average, five is the optimal number of letters to have in a first name.

People like them because they’re cheap, they look cool, and are even scientifically proven to be less-addicting than regular smokes.

Because there’s so much money in play, tobacco companies are even swooping in and making e-cigs a part of their product lines.

The index ultimately closed at 14,974, up more than 140 points from Thursday. The rally was fueled by an employment report that said that 165,000 jobs were created last month and that the unemployment rate dropped a tenth of a point to 7.5 percent.

The average peaked at 15,009 a little before 11 a.m. That’s an all-time high and the first time it has ever been above the 15,000 mark.

American Express surveyed 1,500 people to come to this conclusion, which is up over $200 from last year.

Between gifts and travel and shelling out dough for other wedding events, you’re looking at almost $600 in costs.

So next time someone asks you if you’ll be attending their wedding, strongly consider checking the “no” box!