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'Money dysmorphia' searches are rocketing - here are telltale signs you have it

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Searches for "money dysmorphia" have soared in the past year - climbing 136% .

The term is used to describe a disconnect between someone's financial reality and their perception of how wealthy they are.

Some people may even avoid small expenses like going out for a meal, even if they can afford it.

It can be hard to recognise those who are experiencing money dysmorphia.

Cook pointed out some signs that people can look out for.

People might be displaying self-sabotaging habits, such as offering to cover the costs for other people.

If you avoid bank statements or dealing with financial issues, then you could be in denial about spending.

VR Score

67

Informative language

62

Neutral language

65

Article tone

informal

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English

Language complexity

46

Offensive language

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Hate speech

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Known propaganda techniques

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Time-value

medium-lived

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