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Cost of living crisis and the impact on the mental health of children
The cost of living crisis can have a negative impact on the mental health of children in numerous of ways. When families are struggling to afford the things they need, it can create a sense of financial stress and uncertainty, which can be especially challenging for children.
It is very important for governments and other organisations to take steps to address this issue and support children and families who are struggling to make ends meet.
Never be afraid to ask for help or advice!

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How to survive the Cost of Living Crisis
Here are some resources available to help manage your finances during the cost of living crisis.
* Credit counselling agencies: Credit counselling agencies offer free or low-cost assistance with managing debt, creating a budget, and improving your credit.
* Nonprofit organisations: Many nonprofit organisations, such as churches and community groups, offer financial assistance and other support to people in need.
* Government agencies: common law and local government agencies may offer assistance with things like housing, food, and employment.
* Online resources: There are many online resources available to help you manage your finances, including budgeting tools, financial planning advice, and information on government assistance programs.
* Personal finance advisors: If you need more personalised assistance with your finances, you may want to consider working with a personal finance advisor or financial planner.
By reaching out for help, you can get the support and guidance you need to manage your finances during the cost of living crisis.

Getting Out Of Debt
Ever looked at your debt and wondered how you got there? Well, you are not alone. We live in a debt-prone society, and it takes resilience and lots of discipline to avoid falling into the debt trap.
Debt can be good or bad depending on its intended use.
Good debt facilitates wealth creation while bad debt eats into your future income and compromises your ability to build wealth.
Most people get into debt due to poor personal financial planning and management skills.
The desire to satiate current needs and uphold a certain lifestyle drives people to make poor financial choices that include getting into debt that later causes stress and, if not careful, poverty.
Debt can consume all your assets, hurt meaningful relationships, and cause stress.

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