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ARE YOU AN EMOTIONAL SPENDER?

Ever bought something to cheer yourself up, but ended up feeling much worse? You’re not alone. Millions of Brits seek solace in shopping when they feel low*. But if we do it too often – or in times of financial hardship, like during the current cost-of-living crisis – it can lead to poor mental health. Take our quiz to reveal just how much your emotions control your spending habits – and what you can do about it…

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