Debt and Depression
Experts say there’s a definite relationship between debt and depression. But we don’t like talking about either one.
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Having more than $10,000 in student loan debt has a way of piquing your interest in personal finance. And because my degree was in English and public communication, I get to share that interest with you. My wide-ranging stories on money and business have run on Business Insider, the Christian Science Monitor, Reader’s Digest, the front pages of MSN.com and Yahoo! Finance, Money Talks News, and the South Florida Business Journal. In my free time, I like to jump off skyscrapers and play video games.
Experts say there’s a definite relationship between debt and depression. But we don’t like talking about either one.
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