How we can support you with your mental health
Monzo features that can support your mental health
Safety nets
Use a pot to create a safety net. A safety net is a sum of money set aside to cover essential bills and costs. We’ll help you plan how much you’ll need to save to cover 1 month's essential expenses.
Upcoming payments
We show you tomorrow’s upcoming payments at the top of your transaction feed. So you always know what’s coming in and out and can avoid any unwelcome surprises.
Turn off borrowing offers
You can turn off borrowing offers so you don’t get notifications about borrowing you might be eligible for.
Set a budget
Summary shows you your spending and can help you better understand your budget. Left to Spend makes it clear how much you have to spend for the month.
Ways we can help you
Monzo's Wellbeing Team can provide different types of support including:
changing the way we talk to you
making adjustments to your account to make banking with us easier, or
connecting you to further support organisations
You can reach out through Share with us about any support you may need from Monzo. We’ll follow up with you about how we can help.
Help repaying
If your mental health has impacted your ability to pay back money you’ve borrowed, we can help you. You can find more information in our Money Worries Hub.
And if you’re struggling to keep up with your repayments for money you've borrowed from Monzo, speak to our financial difficulties team. They’ll do their best to help. Tap here to get started.
Other places that can support you
Mind is a charity with around 100 locations in England & Wales with services including counselling, crisis care and peer support. Their online resources are available nationwide and include online peer support.
Rethink Mental Illness is a charity working to improve the lives of people severely affected by mental illness. They have information on how to manage symptoms, help and treatment. Plus support for carers and friends/family.
Sane is a charity that provides a range of services to people impacted by mental illness. They offer emotional support by phone, email or text.
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