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The overwhelming majority of these demographics say money woes are ruining their well-being. Dragana Gordic / Shutterstock.com
Today’s tough times are damaging more than just our wallets. Soaring inflation, a rising wave of layoffs and other money issues are having an impact on the mental health of millions of workers. Recently, John Hancock surveyed some 3,800 of its retirement plan participants and found that more than two-thirds — 68% — worry about their finances bringing more stress to their lives. That is a jump of…
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