Quote from: rby on October 01, 2023, 10:32:29 PM

Financial stress or distress is real and is something that happens. I'm also a victim of it due to my state of location and traveling. Immediately after the Covid 19, a new world started for some people. Some persons moved from grace to grass depending on different countries that they are located and the impact of covid-19 in that very country.

Whenever one is faced with financial stress due to the increased inflation that is happening globally and weakness of local fiat, what should be done would be to try as much as possible to spend less money. If you keep spending much and earning less when there is still inflation, you will end up being strangled by more financial stresses.

I think we should consider increasing our sources of income so that in such a situation we can control our stress. If someone's income is low and expenses are high, inflation is a very difficult situation for that person, and in such a situation, mental stress is a natural process. Whatever the reasons, not everyone can handle financial stress. Very few people cope with such situations consistently. In a country where the economy is weak and the currency is devalued, you can imagine that people in such countries are unable to buy even their daily necessities

Some people cannot cope with such situations despite spending less money. Where can you cut your expenses when you can't even buy two meals a day? I think people who earn less can't even think of spending more in inflation because they are already under pressure. We can give up our desires, but we cannot give up our daily needs.