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Debt and mental health problems are linked through a bidirectional relationship where the burden of debt can trigger conditions like stress and depression [1], while individuals with mental health issues face an increased susceptibility to falling into debt [2]. Despite these challenges, it is recognized that many individuals with mental health conditions retain the capacity to manage their finances effectively [3].

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How Financial Stress Affects Mental Health - UGA Today news.uga.edu University of Georgia 1 fact
claimThe burden of debt among 18- to 34-year-olds can trigger mental health issues ranging from stress and anxiety to severe depression.
Debt and mental health: the role of psychiatrists cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 1 fact
claimPeople with mental health problems are more susceptible to debt and arrears than those without such conditions, which can lead to associated financial, health, and social consequences.