Health, Financial Well-being, and Financial Practices of Financially Distressed Consumers
Financial Stress and Work Outcomes of Credit Counseling Clients
Delphi Study of Experts'™ Rankings of Personal Finance Concepts Important in the Development of the InCharge Financial Distress/Financial Well-being Scale
Financial Distress: Definition, Effects and Measurement
Development of and Norms for the InCharge Financial Distress/Financial Well-being Scale: A Summary
Financial Behaviors of Consumers in Credit Counseling
Relationships Among Credit Counseling, Financial Well-being and Health
The InCharge Education Foundation COPE™ Scale
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InCharge Education Foundation : Research : ICEF Scholars Program : Published/ACCI : Financial Stress and Work O...
Financial Stress and Work Outcomes of Credit Counseling Clients
This study examined how credit counseling clients’ financial stress and financial satisfaction are associated with their work outcome variables, including personal finance-work conflict, work time used for personal finances, and absenteeism. Data were collected by a national non-profit organization, InCharge® Debt Solutions, from consumers who telephoned seeking assistance in debt management. Regression results showed that those with high levels of financial stress or lower levels of financial satisfaction were more likely than others to experience conflict from personal finances at work, to spend work time handling personal finances, and to cut down normal work activities.
