Half of New Zealanders are worrying themselves sick about money, according to a new survey.
Younger Kiwis are disproportionately affected: 64 per cent of respondents aged 37 or below worry about money, more than any other age group.
And it's all having an impact on well-being.
Richard Klipin is chief executive of the Financial Services Council, which compiles the survey, and spoke with Corin Dann.
