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Are We Liberated Yet? Tariffs Can Impact Financial Health (Riffing on MoneyLion’s Health Is Wealth Report)

By Jane Sarasohn-Kahn on 7 April 2025 in Anxiety, Behavioral health, Business and health, Caregivers, Consumer electronics, Consumer experience, Consumer-directed health, Demographics and health, Dental care, Depression, Determinants of health, Diagnostics, Diet and health, Doctors, DTC health, Employee benefits, Employers, Exercise, Family, Financial health, Financial toxicity, Financial wellness, Fitness, Food and health, Food as medicine, Food security, Future of health care, Gender equity, Gender equity and health, Global Health, Grocery stores, Happiness, Health access, Health and wealth, Health at home, Health benefits, Health care industry, Health citizenship, Health Consumers, Health costs, Health disparities, Health Economics, Health ecosystem, Health education, Health engagement, Health equity, Health finance, Health marketing, Health media, Health politics, Healthcare access, High deductibles, Home care, Home economics, Home health, Hospital finance, Hospital to home, Hospitals, Housing and health, Jobs and health, Maternal health, Medical device, Medical technology, Medication adherence, Medicines, Mental health, Moms and health, Money and health, Nutrition, Out of pocket costs, Pain, Patient engagement, Patient experience, Personal health finance, Pharmaceutical, Pink tax, Popular culture and health, Prescription drugs, Prevention, Prevention and wellness, Public health, Race and health, Retail health, Retirement and health, Safety net and health, SDoH, Self-care, Seniors and health, Shopping and health, Sleep, Social determinants of health, Social health, Social isolation, Social networks and health, Social security, Stress, Tariffs, Trust, Wellbeing, Wellness, Women and health

Americans’ financial health was already stressing consumers out leading up to Liberation Day, April 2nd, when President Trump announced tariffs on dozens of countries with whom the U.S. buys and sells goods. A new report from MoneyLion and Mastercard called Health is Wealth is well-timed for today’s Health Populi blog. The study was fielded by The Harris Poll online among 2,092 U.S. adults 18 and older between February 28 and March 4, 2025, so it was completed a month before the tariffs came to hit peoples’ 401(k) savings and employers’ company stock market caps.