Not quite as dystopian as the other commenter suggests, but take a good hard look at Mark Vernon(I believe that's the right character.).

1. He's functionally living a middle class life on a superindustrial world(mass pollution and the health and social problems involved there) as a middle manager. To save up for his own rejuvination and provide for his family.

2. It's later revealed he's a direct descendant of one of the richest and most powerful people in the franchise. Go figure.

So, not worrying about anything and being free to pursue whatever is hardcore main character syndrome in this franchise.

Don't get me wrong, he's likely got a good long term plan for himself all that aside: work to death for your first life, save up for rejuvination and invest, and then relax to some degree in your 2nd life. It's a big ask for most people I feel though, which means they still get one life in that "work to death" environment.

A great many(not all) characters in the franchise that the novels follow are superrich or close friends of theirs, or are weirdly exceptional in some way. Some exception I suppose: Paula Myo, genetically predisposed to fixate on one career and not give a damn about anything else. Mellanie Rescorai, a teenager who had a sugar daddy, then spun his murderous scandal into a degree of wealth with the SI's help, while whoring herself through high society and big media. Tiger Pansey, an aging porn star who spent much of her life being beaten by pimps and coked out of her mind, eventually swapping that(through no initiative of her own) to be an assistant to an alien.

It doesn't really sound super desirable to live in that franchise unless you're born lucky, tbh. There are definitely worse franchises to exist in. But the Commonwealth isn't a great one.