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With inflation and the threat of a possible recession looming over everyone’s heads, it’s not surprising that millions of Americans are struggling with financial stress. According to a US Census Bureau household survey, a third of Americans reported facing difficulties in paying bills, which just goes to show that the ongoing pandemic, coupled with the constant rising of prices, has adversely impacted everyone’s budgets and, in turn, our mental health.
Financial stress and anxiety may be common, but you should not let it drive you to the point of inaction. At this rate, it’s better to prioritize what you can control so you can keep the repercussions of the global economic crisis on your personal finances at bay. The Complete Finance Training and Investing Bundle can help with that….