Money worries are common. Talking about them should be too.
Money worries can take a huge toll on mental health. That’s why CALM and MoneySuperMarket are continuing their campaign to get more people comfortable talking about cash - so no one has to struggle alone.
Our Money Talks report explores the impact money worries are having on the UK’s mental health - and, vitally, how to get life-saving help if you’re struggling. The report highlights the normalisation of financial anxiety across the UK.
Help spread the word about where to get support with both your money and mental health by putting these posters up in your workplace, your gym or your postnatal group.
We know that talking about cash isn't easy, so we've created this handy guide to help you get started.
Money worries can feel overwhelming, but there’s help available.
Find the right support and advice to get you through whatever you’re facing.
Our guide to handling money stress - figure out how you’re feeling and get quick tips on how to move forward.
Skint, broke, hard up - there’s a bunch of words for being short on cash, but it can be hard to find the right ones. We're here to change that.
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Most people have money troubles at some point, but if your financial worries are starting to take over your life, you should talk to someone about how you're feeling.
Matt's struggling with money worries and his bills are stacking up. CALM share some tips on how to move forward.
We wanted to get to grips with how the cost of living crisis is impacting mental health across the UK. And the answer is, a lot. Our report reveals that people are feeling lonely, anxious and even worthless because of their bank balance. CALM and MoneySuperMarket are here to change that.
Times are tough - and 8 in 10 of you are worried about money. But a whopping 75% of you haven’t spoken to anyone about how you’re feeling.
We know money (and not having enough of it) can have a massive impact on your head. That’s why we’re kickstarting the conversation around cash - so we can bin off the awkwardness and get more of you opening up about money.
Journalist, podcaster, and West Ham fan Sam Delaney is frank about how money can impact your head. He shares what stresses him out and how he deals with awkward cash chats in his everyday life.
Content creator, podcaster and singer/songwriter, Milena Sanchez, opens up about the mental health impact worrying about money can have - especially when you're looking after children.
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