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Financial stress: How money worries can affect your mental health

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By Ralene Grobler
| Mossel Bay Advertiser
Financial pressure can affect sleep, relationships and decision-making, potentially making money problems harder to manage. A financial adviser shares practical steps to help households regain control and build financial resilience. Financial stress rarely disappears overnight, but taking the first step towards understanding your position can help restore a sense of control.
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When money concerns take over: the link between financial stress and mental health

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By Ralene Grobler
| FAnews Verified
06 October 2026 | Financial Planning | All | Ralene Grobler, Financial Adviser at Momentum Financial Planning Mental wellbeing and financial wellbeing are usually considered separate issues. But when you are constantly worrying about money, the two are hard to separate. Many people appear to be doing everything right on the surface. They go to work, look after their families, and keep up with daily life.
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Financial abuse: 7 warning signs you should not ignore

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By Ralene Grobler
| George Herald
Financial control and secrecy can be used to create dependency and prevent someone from leaving an abusive relationship. Financial abuse can become even more difficult to recognise when a partner attempts to isolate you from people who could help. Image: Canva BUSINESS NEWS - When people talk about abuse, the focus is often on physical or emotional harm.
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