Financial Planning

Infographic: How Finances Impact Your Emotional State of Mind

Written by Ross Crooks
Published Nov 15, 2012
1 min read
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Stress, embarrassment, fear — the state of our finances can affect us adversely in a variety of ways.

A recent survey released by Quicken reveals how a lack of financial control can negatively impact your emotions. From saving for retirement, to hiding debt from others, to losing sleep over finances, Americans are suffering from major financial woes.

Do you resonate with the majority? Do your finances have you in an emotional state of mind?

The following infographic reveals the Quicken survey findings and provides solutions to eliminate the stress and fear and help you regain control of your finances.

Click on “Launch Infographic” for an expanded view.

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