How to prepare your wallet in case of war? Although the vision of an armed conflict in Poland is quite distant for many people, the threat from Russia is very real. Therefore, it is worth knowing how to take care of yourself in case of an unexpected situation. In an interview, Maciej Samcik, the creator of the Subiektywnie o finances portal, decided to give advice on this matter.
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What to do with the money if there was an explosion in Poland? Should I withdraw all my savings or leave them in my account? The expert believes that people who have more than PLN 100,000 should transfer part of their savings to a foreign bank.
Money (illustrative photo) photo: Kuba Ociepa / Agencja Wyborcza.pl
Maciej Samcik also explained that it is important having a certain amount of cash in various denominations, e.g. euros and dollars. However, he cautioned not to exaggerate. – I once talked to a man who said that he had a million zlotys in cash at home and kept it in a safe. To feel safer, he obtained a firearms permit. “For me it’s stupid, because if someone comes to steal them, they will probably know how to use a gun better than him,” he said.
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Economist and financier Marcin Iwuć also commented on the matter. In an interview with the magazine, he explained that it is worth having cash at home, but you should not withdraw all your savings, because a “stocking” is a less safe place than a bank account. The expert pointed out that Everyone, if possible, should strive to create a “financial cushion” that would last for 6 months in case he loses his job or ability to earn money. If you feel like it, vote in our poll below.
Source: Gazeta

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