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An article titled "Debt and Mental Health," published by the Royal College of Psychiatrists, states that one in two people with debt will experience mental health problems.
I think money, as a primary need, often causes headaches and stress, as we have to prioritize needs or purchases, create budgets, manage monthly bills, manage debt installments, and live frugally. I don't think I need to discuss financial matters in depth. Here are some tips for overcoming personal financial problems that you can try:
1. Find a solution by identifying the problem and its causes.
2. Talk to someone close to you, family, or a financial expert.
3. Try to collect all debts.
4. Use emergency funds if you deem it absolutely necessary.
5. Don't take on debt; it's better to sell unused items.
I think money, as a primary need, often causes headaches and stress, as we have to prioritize needs or purchases, create budgets, manage monthly bills, manage debt installments, and live frugally. I don't think I need to discuss financial matters in depth. Here are some tips for overcoming personal financial problems that you can try:
1. Find a solution by identifying the problem and its causes.
2. Talk to someone close to you, family, or a financial expert.
3. Try to collect all debts.
4. Use emergency funds if you deem it absolutely necessary.
5. Don't take on debt; it's better to sell unused items.
