I don't think this has any influence, everyone hopes to earn a large income by continuing to improve their education, but they forget that the world of work and business requires more skills than an educational degree, and the fact that happens is that many people have a history of low education but can be successful become entrepreneurs.
It all actually depends on the place, mate, because the business world as it is run by most people with a low level of education is a world that basically does not look at the level of education. But the business world really looks more at the skills that each person has to run the business so that matters related to education will always be ignored by businesses that do not require special education.
However, it will be different for those who want to work in government offices, where each person must have special education, although they must also have some expertise in their own field. But basically they really have to have a certain level of education in order to be selected and placed in the field they are skilled at in a government office, meaning it all depends on the place too. Because not all workplaces require a certain level of education, and vice versa, there are also places that require education at a certain level.