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Top 10 Causes Of Holiday Stress
How To Deal With Financial Stress During The Holidays
The last issue I'd like to discuss is the problem of financial stress during the holidays.
Financial difficulties are a great source of stress for many couples, families, and individuals throughout the year. During the holiday season, many of these financial problems come to the forefront.
Many couples, for example, struggle with money decisions all year long. During the holidays, issues such as: How much do we spend? Do we go into debt? And who makes the final decisions? can be particularly stressful.
Some years financial problems may only surface under extreme conditions, such as the loss of one's job, a big loss in business, or some other failed financial venture.
But when they occur on a regular basis, just about every holiday season, the best thing to do is to consider them symptoms of a poor or dysfunctional financial management system.
Make it a point to handle this issue with your spouse once and for all! Don't be afraid to seek professional advice if you can't arrive at a mutually satisfying arrangement.
Once you have a healthy financial system in place, you and your spouse should be able to handle any increased financial pressures during the holidays with no trouble at all.
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Sunday, February 7, 2010
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