Of the 93% of Europeans who claim to be concerned about the future, one-third (35%) puts the cost of living in their region of residence (e.g.: rents) and financial insecurity and debt (35%) at the top. The UK is where apprehension about the cost of living is greatest, with 44 per cent of respondents highlighting this particular topic, contrasting with Spain with only 29 per cent. On the other hand, in Spain, as in Portugal, concern about professional perspectives and job security negatively affects the mental health of a quarter of respondents, while in the UK and Germany only one in every 10 respondents mentions this issue as a stress factor. Concerns about mental health (27%) and physical health (24%) are pressing for approximately one-quarter of respondents and one in five Europeans also feel that the global economic climate is adversely affecting their mental health.