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Money phobia

Money decisions are related to emotions. According to a 2019 UK survey, money is the number one cause of stress.

Tips to help overcome this phobia.

  • Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is a practical approach that focuses on making changes by looking at underlying problems.
  • To get a better emotional return on your spending, people should spend on what they value most and save on what they value the least.
  • Identifying emotional triggers can help to self-manage.

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