Bankrate recently asked Jenius Bank's financial wellness expert Julie Guntrip about how people may alleviate their anxiety related to the current economic environment. According to Julie: "Making progress toward a goal can help to create feelings of empowerment, confidence, and control, [which are] feelings that potentially counter the negative symptoms of financial anxiety." See the full article and more of Julie's insights: https://lnkd.in/dqg6fuRS #JeniusBank
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Bankrate recently asked Jenius Bank's financial wellness expert Julie Guntrip about how people may alleviate their anxiety related to the current economic environment. According to Julie: "Making progress toward a goal can help to create feelings of empowerment, confidence, and control, [which are] feelings that potentially counter the negative symptoms of financial anxiety." See the full article and more of Julie's insights: https://lnkd.in/dqg6fuRS #JeniusBank
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Delighted to have Financial Resilience Institute's free financial resilience score tool and resources featured by Rob Carrick in the The Globe and Mail "Carrick on Money". Check out the free tool recently launched for all Canadians and global citizens here: https://lnkd.in/gBn4FbYf You get not only your score, but how you compare based on the Institute's robust peer-reviewed Index, with benchmark data updated every four months. You can also access a bank of independent 'thought-starter' articles, tools and resources, with these deliberately not linked to any marketing or sales. This tool is for everyone, and in particular working individuals (as opposed to retired folks). Share on with others and let us know your feedback. 🚀 https://lnkd.in/gajnQaUN
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Many Americans are feeling high levels of financial stress in today’s economic environment, and for good reason: Sticky #inflation and higher borrowing costs often result in more personal #debt and the inability to save for emergencies and retirement. If you’re plagued by money worries, you’re not alone. In fact, nearly half of Americans (47 percent) say money has a negative impact on their mental health, a recent Bankrate survey found. Fortunately, there are various steps you can take to start improving your financial situation right away — which can alleviate money anxiety, in turn. #SmarterBanking #PersonalFinance #FinancialAnxiety https://lnkd.in/gxdvPfYJ
How to Deal with Financial Anxiety | Bankrate
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Interesting read on the current Financial Stability Review
A rising number of households on the cusp of financial stress, says Reserve Bank
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How to control the urge to splurge By Bank Windhoek’s Executive of Credit, Eddie King What gives you the urge to splurge? Facing spending habits can be uncomfortable, but it may be the only way to get financial control and avoid the debt trap. Understanding our spending behaviours is essential for achieving financial stability and security. Imagine this: you have just received your salary and are excited about everything you can buy. But have you ever stopped to think about why you spend the way you do? According to recent studies, in consumer-driven markets of scale, the average person makes over 200 financial decisions daily, many of which are influenced by subconscious factors. From mundane tasks like turning on a light switch to more complex activities like putting petrol in your car or grocery shopping, every action involves a series of financial choices. These scenarios highlight the importance of understanding our spending habits to make informed financial decisions. https://lnkd.in/dE5YY5Fa
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AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF THE 2008 FINANCIAL CRISIS The 2008 financial crisis was one of the most significant financial events in modern history. It had a profound impact on the global economy and caused a massive recession that lasted for years. ... Read more at: https://lnkd.in/d9Ndyfzf
An In-Depth Analysis of the 2008 Financial Crisis
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As U.S. consumers continue to deal with high interest rates, what's top of mind for financial resolutions in 2024? Financial goals differ by generation, but in a USA TODAY survey, most Americans rated money matters as top-of-mind for the new year. Learn how consumers are managing their money in the current economic climate. #usbank #savemoremoney
Americans biggest financial goal in 2024? Save more money
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Inflation can be a complex topic, but it doesn't have to be. Equip yourself with the knowledge to make informed financial decisions. Explore our Guide to Inflation today. 🌐 📘 https://hubs.la/Q020_q4w0 #BNCNationalBank #EconomicTrends
Navigate Life's Important Moments with Your Community Bank: Going to College
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Bank of America’s Participant Pulse study reveals nearly 16,000 #401kparticipants withdrew money to cover a financial hardship in Q2 of this year — up 36% compared to the same quarter in 2022. In this challenging environment, how can #plansponsors support participants who may be struggling with high debt and help them avoid raiding their #retirementsavings to stay afloat? #fiduciary #401k #financialadvisor #bocaraton https://lnkd.in/eT9a9FtS
Hardship Distributions Surge: Strategies for a Troubling Trend
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Where did you get your tips on how to manage money? The latest 'No Place Like Home' report by Great Southern Bank says it's most likely to be from your friends and family. Did you just nod? As a banking professional that's an insight that stands out to me... because I spend all day talking to my customers about money management! A friendly reminder from me/did you know that your bank is a resource of accurate, free financial information - make sure you utilise our knowledge, particularly if you're about to make a big financial decision. Not sure what financial topics a bank can provide information on? Read this post: https://lnkd.in/gbBvnx6C then read the latest 'No Place Like Home' report here: https://lnkd.in/gU7VUsmq 💙
When it comes to managing your money, knowledge is power. So how highly do Australians score themselves when it comes to their own financial knowledge, and what strategies and tools are they using to manage their money and get ahead financially? In our latest Great Southern Bank No Place Like Home research report – the second in the series – we scratched beneath the surface to find how Australians are finding their ‘clever’ and arming themselves with the information and tools to achieve their financial goals and aspirations. The report found that regardless of age, gender or home ownership status, Australians generally feel like there is more to learn, and they are primarily leaning on family and friends the most for financial wisdom. Chief Customer Officer Megan Keleher says Australians are seeking out ways to be clever with their money in this challenging economic environment. While turning to family and friends is often a great place to start in increasing financial knowledge, she says it doesn’t need to end there. “As a bank, we believe we have an important role to play in educating our customers - helping them to establish savings habits and arming them with tools and information to make well-informed financial decisions. “The more advice people seek out, the more equipped they will feel to make the big financial decisions in life – whether that is starting a savings journey, taking out a car loan or buying a home.” These latest insights are just the start of the conversation. We hope they’ll inspire many more ideas for ways to support customers as their expectations around money and financial literacy continue to evolve. What strategies or tools are you using to improve your money IQ and become more confident with your finances? Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/gRJKms-G #NoPlaceLikeHome #purpose #homeownership
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