1. Financial Safety Net If something bad happens tomorrow, I can manage for one month, but only with difficulty. We would try to survive by reducing expenses and eating only once a day if needed, because we have very limited savings that could barely last for a month. 2. Inflation Snapshot The biggest impact of rising inflation on our budget has been the increase in petrol prices. My husband has to travel daily for work, so he refills petrol regularly, which puts a heavy burden on our monthly expenses From this situation, I learned that if a person has a good salary, they can save for difficult times, but when income is already low and survival is difficult, saving becomes almost impossible. 3. Anchor Blueprint My action plan for the next month is to either find a better job opportunity or start a part-time job to increase income. Whatever extra income I earn, I will try to save it for emergencies and difficult times instead of spending it immediately.