Managing Money
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Links between mental health and money
Understand the links between mental health and money, who it affects and what the impacts might be.
How do I manage my money if I have mental health problems?
Managing your money can be difficult, and your mental health can suffer if you are dealing with money worries like getting into debt, overspending and problems with benefits.
What are my options for dealing with debt?
We know that debt can cause a lot of stress and impact on your mental health, but there are always options for dealing with it.
Cost-of-living crisis and your mental health
We know that many people are feeling the strain as the cost of living continues to increase. In this section, you will find information about how you can maintain your mental wellbeing at this time, alongside information on how to manage your money as your bills rise.
Can someone else manage my money for me?
An elected person can manage your money if you want them to, but it's important to consider the facts before making any arrangements.
Can I cancel something I've done when I'm unwell?
Understand the rules around borrowing money, and what options you have if you're too unwell to pay the money back.
How can I ensure my loved ones are supported after I have gone?
Understand how you can pass your money and the things you own to a relative or someone close to you when you die.
Understanding gambling and mental health
In this section, we share the links between problem gambling and mental health conditions and offer advice for recovery.
Scams, fraud, and your mental health
Scams and fraud are unfortunately commonplace, especially on the internet. It isn’t always obvious when you encounter a scam. In this article, we’ll share some of the research and data on scams and fraud, who might be affected, the mental health effects of falling for a scam, how to report it, and how to keep yourself safe.
Insurance and mental health guide
This insurance and mental health guide offers help for people living with a pre-existing mental health condition. You can find information on the type of coverage you may need, how to find the right insurer, a list of specialist insurance providers for people with mental health conditions, what your rights are and how to make a complaint about an insurer.