The period of time from mid-November to the end of December is a busy one for most households. These two months hold a number of holidays, meaning more shopping, gifts, groceries, cooking and overall hectic schedules.
All of this can result in more stress for you, which can be amplified if you are also stressing about money. Nearly 75 percent of American adults feel some financial stress according to a February 2015 from the American Psychological Association, so anything you can do to lower the amount of financial stress you feel is good for your health as well as your wallet.