Survey shows that 72% of respondents state that financial health affects mental and emotional health. Among the main fears are not having money for emergencies and ...
Money; real; reais; R$ 5, R$ 10, and R$ 50 bills; R$ 1 coin Marcello Casal Jr/Agência Brasil A survey by the fintech Onze, carried out in partnership with Icatu Seguros and provided exclusively to g1, shows that 42% of respondents point to money as their main source of worry. In the survey, this percentage surpasses topics such as health (22%), family (15%), violence (10%), politics (6%), and work (5%). 🗒️ Have a story suggestion? Send it to g1 The survey was conducted between May 26 and June 1, interviewing 8,391 people, including formal sector workers (CLT), individual micro-entrepreneurs (MEI), the unemployed, business owners, retirees, and civil servants. The data reveals a scenario of a lack of financial planning and emotional overload. Among respondents, 56% state they do not have an emergency fund — an issue that stands out in the surve
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