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Money worries have come out of nowhere for many

And just keep getting worse

I can’t sleep

I can’t think

I’ve started looking at my statements all the time

Or ignoring them completely

This is financial anxiety

It can feel overwhelming, like there’s no way out

But there is…

Here are four ways you can tackle your money worries head on

1. Accept there’s a problem

Speak to your loved ones as they may be able to help

2. Talk to an expert

Your bank, a doctor or a debt organisation will have the know-how to help

3. Get organised

Putting aside savings and having realistic budgets may help ease your worries

4. Take things slow

It’s a marathon, not a race

You're addressing the issues, that’s what matters

With a helping hand, you have the power to do this

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