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‘Break the Debt Blues’ campaign launched by UK charity tackling financial anxiety

‘Break the Debt Blues’ campaign launched by UK charity tackling financial anxiety

Christians Against Poverty (CAP) has launched a new nationwide campaign aimed at helping millions of U.K. adults struggling with financial anxiety in the aftermath of the Christmas season, as rising household costs deepen pressure on already stretched budgets. The “Break the Debt Blues” campaign, launched this month, comes as an estimated 5.3 million adults report that the festive season added significant pressure to already stretched budgets, according to CAP. The charity says many now face the
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