Safety net planning is about making sure that when life throws you a curveball — job loss, illness, unexpected repairs — you are not immediately in crisis. It includes emergency savings, appropriate insurance, and contingency thinking: knowing what you would do if income stopped for one month, six months, or longer. A solid safety net does not just protect your finances; it reduces the chronic low-level anxiety that comes from feeling financially fragile.

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