Title: Financial Stress and Your Health | Cambridge Cambridge
Headings: Financial Stress and Your Health
Financial Stress and Your Health
Are you stressed about your finances?
Are you prepared for a financial crisis?
Are student loans causing you financial stress?
How does financial stress affect your health?
Other conditions that can be caused or worsened by financial stress:
What can I do to prevent stress-related illnesses?
Tips for stress relief
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Content: Do you have the money to purchase a used car out of pocket so you're able to make it to work? These crisis' are often a slippery slope. Are student loans causing you financial stress? Student loan debt is another concern that is rapidly increasing. Student loan debt topples credit card debt for Americans and it is now the second largest form of debt in the country. Recent college graduates spend tens of thousands of dollars in the hopes that they will graduate into the work force and begin a lucrative career in their field. Unfortunately, this is not the case for many twenty-somethings. In fact, according to Forbes.com, about one-third of millennials regret going to college because of the debt they've found themselves in upon graduating. It's becoming all too common a story that a student graduates, cannot find a job in their field (let alone one that pays above minimum wage for an entry level position), and is required to make monthly payments on their loans that they cannot afford. The average student has $37k in debt.