Money tops list of worries for Irish people in 2019, new survey reveals
Money tops the list of worries for Irish people this year, a survey revealed yesterday, ahead of health and relationship concerns.
Joe Charles, head of proposition at Royal London which commissioned the survey, said money, health and family have dominated the list of worries for Irish people for the past four years in which the survey has been conducted. Cash – or lack of it – stands out as the biggest source of worry for 39% of those who took part in the national survey conducted by iReach. However, this is down from 46% in 2018. The gender divide is clearly seen in money woes, as women are more worried about money than their male counterparts .
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