Great 'Biggest financial fear' Hunt

Former_MSE_Lee

Great 'Biggest financial fear' Hunt

Money is often at the top of people's worry lists, so we want to know what you fear the most when it comes to your finances?

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Shoe_Gal

Unemployment - everything is very finely balanced with no 'wiggle' room :eek:

sarah*a

Changing from IB to ESA - and the whole 'support group' 'non-support group' fiasco :mad:

I should be OK but the whole thought of it is making me ill again

Cmdr_Bond

MSE_Lee wrote: »

Great 'Biggest financial fear' Hunt

Money is often at the top of people's worry lists, so we want to know what you fear the most when it comes to your finances?

View past Great Hunts



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Top of my list - losing my job (its not likely BUT it is still possible)

Next to that is inflation.

scotsbob

Is that when I am no longer around my children will get conned by commission hungry salesmen calling themselves financial advisers.

Blobby8_2

Being offered a job.

mel12

My area becoming very unsafe to live in & not being able to afford to move (its a poor area but ok at the moment, I'm concerned all the cuts to people's benefits, support, employment etc cld cause the area to deteoriate. The cuts are going to hit ppl in my area very hard.).

nearlyrich

I am worried my savings will not be enough to keep me comfortable in my old age, best scenaro is spend your last fiver the day you die (of extreme old age)

*jobags*

I am more worried for my childrens financial future than my own - it's grim out there

DebtfreeBY40_2

I am worried about the mortgage interest rates increasing so much that I lose my house.

dreamdreamer

My biggest financial fear is what we're going to do when OH has served his 22yrs in the forces (not very far away now). I'm not sure we can afford for him to leave, but equally he has a dream job in mind and wants to feel settled once we have children.