A new study advises spending quality time with family and children as a good way to deal with financial stress.
Martha Wadsworth, associate professor of psychology at the University of Denver (DU), insists that a family should spend more time together in order to remain happy.
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"Psychological research has shown over and over again that what truly makes people happy is not money, not stuff, it's time with people you love."
She further suggests that building family traditions like planting trees together or donating to a local shelter, can be useful in gelling with other members of the family.
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Wadsworth added that parents should try and explain things to children.
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"If they're old enough to not believe in Santa, then parents can have a conversation with them about how things are going to be different this year, but they're going to be good."
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