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Despite India’s nationwide efforts to enhance subjective well-being (SWB), the country’s average SWB consistently falls below the global average. This study addressed this discrepancy by exploring the role of individual attitudes toward corruption in shaping SWB. Drawing from eudaemonism and hedonism, it investigated whether corruption tolerance influences SWB and whether this relationship is moderated by financial satisfaction. The analysis revealed significant main effects of corruption tolerance and financial satisfaction on SWB, as well as a moderating effect of financial satisfaction on life satisfaction, a key dimension of SWB. However, no evidence was found for a moderating effect of financial satisfaction on the relationship between corruption tolerance and happiness, another vital facet of SWB, in the Indian context. In light of the findings, this study highlighted the micro-level importance of attitudes toward corruption in determining SWB and identified financial satisfaction as a potential moderator in this dynamic, offering valuable theoretical insights for future research.
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