In one study, more than 50% of participants reported having two or more financial stressors.
This is stress due to various situations related to money: lack of money, debts, upcoming large expenses or lack of savings.
Short-term stress is normal and sometimes can even be beneficial: it will teach you to adapt to changing external conditions.
Stress causes panic, which encourages impulsive or high-risk financial behavior.
For example, you can take on an unaffordable loan, debt obligations, or invest your last money in a dubious business under the influence of fear or excitement.
The person becomes very nervous and hypersensitive, is depressed and pessimistic, feels helpless, and has difficulty concentrating.
Additionally, you can eliminate the feeling of fatigue, apathy, nervousness or fussiness, cravings for alcohol or junk food.