U.S. workers who have problems managing their day-to-day finances are more likely to experience unmanageable financial stress than those who have a handle on their finances.
That's among the findings in the annual "Financial Stress Research" study from El Segundo, California-based Financial Finesse, which found that cash management is a primary underlying factor in determining an employee's financial stress level.
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