Why housing worries keep Americans up at night

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A lot of people lie awake at night, worried about their money, and 29 million of those are especially worried about their housing, according to a new study from Bankrate.

Overall, 69 percent of Americans surveyed said something often keeps them up at night. Twelve percent said they worry most about being able to pay their rents or mortgages.

Most insomnia-inducing stress is not money related—41 percent of people surveyed said relationships are actually their biggest concern—but money is a close second. According to the study, about 36 percent said they’re worried about money.

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