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This report discusses the interactions between finances and mental health, based on the experience of over 5000 individuals who have lived with mental health problems. Mental health problems leading to relationship difficulties, physical health problems, mental health treatments, cognitive impairments, and psychological barriers to action are all seen as contributors to loss of or low income, higher spending, and poor financial management. The converse is also true - more than 80% of respondents also expressed that their financial situation had made their mental health problems worse.

Author: Merlyn Holkar, Polly Mackenzie
Topic: Financial well-being, Health
Publisher: Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
Location: United Kingdom
Format: Report
Content Type: Research
Publication Date: June 1, 2016