¿Wrong or right?
To sum up, I think that the more important things in life are health, family, love and friends. Then is the money, because it’s true that it help us a lot.

I don't know if this statement is well written. Thanks

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¿Wrong or right?
To sum up, I think that the more important things in life are health, family, love and friends. Then is the money, because it’s true that it help us a lot.

I don't know if this statement is well written. Thanks

Answer

Not bad at all!  Here's how I'd say it:

"To sum up, I think that the MOST important things in life are health, family, love, and friends.  Only then comes money, because it is true that having money helps a lot."

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You could say that, "Health, family and friends are MORE important THAN money."

You are making a comparison.  More/Than

Otherwise, go with Tom's idea - MOST + the list. Then talk about money.

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Don't put an upside down question mark at the start of a question.