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3 reasons why you don’t have to worry about bank failures
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3 reasons why you don’t have to worry about bank failures

If the recent bank failures have you anxious about your money, you’re not alone.A recent Gallup poll found that nearly half of U.S. adults are concerned about the safety of the money that they have deposited in banks, including about one in five who are “very worried.”Such concerns are understandable. ...

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4 steps to creating a conscious spending plan that works for you
Managing Your Money

4 steps to creating a conscious spending plan that works for you

According to a OnePoll for Ladders survey, the average U.S. adult spends almost $1,500 each month on things they can do without, such as restaurant meals, drinks, takeout or delivery, paid apps, streaming services, and coffee. At the same time, Americans aren’t spending money on some arguably essential items: 40% said they ...

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Improving Mental Health and Wealth: An Expert Q&A
Managing Your Money

Improving Mental Health and Wealth: An Expert Q&A

We all know the adage: “Money can’t buy happiness.” But if money provides the peace of mind that comes with knowing you can pay your bills and prepare for your future … can that possibly be true? In fact, new research shows that experienced well-being does tend to rise with income. ...

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5 Achievable Money Habits To Kick Financial Stress
Managing Your Money

5 Achievable Money Habits To Kick Financial Stress

Are you feeling financial stress? It’s rampant these days, with 64% of U.S. consumers saying they currently live paycheck to paycheck. Your financial condition affects more than your bank account; money-related worries can have a significant impact on your overall well-being, including your mental health, sleep, mood and energy level. ...

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The importance of talking about financial stress
Managing Your Money

The importance of talking about financial stress

If you’re like many people experiencing financial woes, you don’t want to share what you’re going through with friends and relatives. Whether you’re falling behind on loan payments or struggling to meet basic bills, you may be feeling emotions ranging from shame to fear. The psychological toll can be extreme. ...

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4 ways your finances impact your health
Managing Your Money

4 ways your finances impact your health

Many people may recognize the impact that finances can have on mental health issues in general. However, it’s also important to be aware of the physical and mental signs that financial pressures might be impacting your health. Here are some of the signs to look out for, no matter your financial ...

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