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'Money dysmorphia' is crippling the UK - but many don't know they have it Money dysmorphia is a condition that can lead people to feel anxious, guilty, and stressed. Now, a money expert has explained the ways to recognise and overcome it.

'Money dysmorphia' is crippling Brits across the UK - but many don't know they have it
Money dysmorphia is a condition that can lead people to feel anxious, guilty & stressed. Here's the ways to recognise & overcome it.
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Money dysmorphia: When your mind tricks your wallet You've got a steady income, a roof over your head, and maybe even some savings - but why does it never feel like enough?

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Looking for case studies for a feature on #moneydysmorphia, where the way you feel about your finances is out of step with the reality - do you spend money like water even though you've got none to spare? Or does spending fill you with anxiety, even though there's plenty in the bank? #journorequest