▲Economists make an average of US$109,230 every year. You’ll only need a Bachelor’s degree to get this job.

▲Astronomers make an average of US$110,220 on an annual basis. A PhD is required for most research jobs in this field.

▲Simply put, an economist is someone who studies, or has a job, in economics.

▲As reported by Prevention, economists have a stress tolerance of 59 out of a possible 100 (100 being incredibly stressful).

▲People who have this job have a reported stress tolerance of 62.

▲To put it simply, an actuary is a math expert. They are tasked with figuring out just how much money a business should risk on uncertain decisions. An actuary has a reported stress tolerance of 64.

▲The average annual salary for a mathematician is US$112,560.

▲If you thought math was tough at school, you can relax a bit now, a mathematician has a stress tolerance of 57.

▲Actuaries make around US$110,560 on an annual basis. You’ll need a Bachelor’s degree for a chance at this job.

▲People with this job tend to have a stress tolerance of 67.

▲It shouldn’t take much guessing to figure out what a mathematician does. Most math-related jobs are involved in education.

▲The average annual salary for a computer hardware engineer is US$114,970.

▲This is a scientific job which involves studying astronomy, using telescopes and other technology to study outer space.

▲You’ll need a Bachelor’s degree, as well as a state license (in America). Once you get there, you could be making US$115,750 a year.

▲Optometrists have a reported stress tolerance of 70.

▲Physicists study physics, which includes matter, energy, and different forces.

▲Physicists tend to have a stress tolerance of 61.

▲Navigating the law can be very stressful, but educators in the field tend to keep calm.

▲The average annual salary for a law teacher is US$126,230.

▲This job involves researching, designing, developing, and testing computer equipment.

▲It’s not an easy job, and you may need a PhD for it. However, you could make US$118,500.

▲An optometrist is someone who works with eyes, specifically in healthcare.

▲The average law teacher has a reported stress tolerance of 63.

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Orthodontists make a bag of money, with an average annual salary of US$221,390.

▲If you have this managerial job, you may have a stress tolerance of 64.

▲This job is little complicated, and it involves managing computers and information, but you could have guessed that already.

▲This job generally requires a Bachelor’s degree, but you could be making up to US$141,000 a year.

▲Everyone needs to take care of their teeth. If you don’t, orthodontists are the ones to take care of you.

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Apparently, it’s a peaceful job, with a stress tolerance of 67.

▲It's hard picking a career that's both calming and that compensates well. For many, it's one or the other, but thankfully there are a handful of jobs that can tick both boxes. Here's a list of those stress-free jobs with high salaries, as initially reported by Prevention.

Stress-free jobs with high salaries

Calm careers with some good compensation

02/01/25 por StarsInsider

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It's hard picking a career that's both calming and that compensates well. For many, it's one or the other, but thankfully there are a handful of jobs that can tick both boxes. Here's a list of those stress-free jobs with high salaries, as initially reported by Prevention.