Financial wellbeing and mental health go hand in hand
- Adviser 2.0
- May 11, 2022
- 2 min read
“Financial strain is a big burden for people to carry and is not easily fixed. Like most causes of anxiety, it is a fear of the future. The first step, whatever the scale of someone’s financial wherewithal, is to build a proper financial plan to help them feel in control of their finances. That’s why good financial planning, including household budgeting knowledge, offers a route towards reducing poor mental health. Advisers reduce anxiety and fear of the future by showing people a clear path they can feel confident about.”
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