Martin has urged those concerned to simply 'forget it' and that it is not at a stage where it should be anything to worry about
Martin Lewis has issued an urgent message for anyone concerned over proposed welfare reforms that could affect people with mental health problems.
The proposals saw criticism from organisations and certain charities. However, it also brought on a wave of concerns from those who could be directly affected by the proposals.Despite this, Martin tried to quell people's fears. In his latest podcast, he explained: "I got a lot of messages from people, especially with depression and anxiety, who were catastrophising about the announcement the government has put out.
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