Abstract
The aim of the article is to study the current state of financial security of domestic households in the conditions of wartime. The study of the financial security of households during the wartime period is a relevant topic due to the increased financial difficulties under the influence of hostilities. This paper considers the issue of assessing the financial security of households in the context of wartime. Assessing financial security in conflict settings is crucial for effective financial management and maintaining the financial stability of households. Analyzing, systematizing and summarizing the scientific works of many scholars, the essence of the concept of «financial security of households» was considered, as well as a list of external and internal threats to the financial security of households in the current conditions of wartime along with economic and political instability was provided. The publication uses a variety of methods and tools to assess the financial condition of households. The analysis of such financial indicators as: real GDP, GDP per capita at PPP, HDI, average and minimum wages, the level of pensions, as well as the relationship between them, household income and expenditure, unemployment rate, is carried out. The impact of the ongoing war on the financial capabilities and stability of households is studied. The results obtained allow us to conclude that there is a need to improve financial planning and financial management at the household level during the wartime. This will help ensure financial stability and an appropriate response to the negative impact of the military conflict on the financial well-being of families, and most importantly, increase the level of financial security of domestic households. Prospects for further research in this direction are the study of foreign experience in ensuring the financial stability of households, where much attention is paid to personal finance planning as an effective method of ensuring financial security.
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