<prompt> Human: Throwaway account because i reveal my financial situation.Sorry for my english. I am not a native speaker.Me: I am 21 years old and i am now working at my first graduate job in an international firm for three months. I live with my mother. Political situation: Parliament is heading to elect the president of the republic on 28 December. Unfortunately, the governing parties dont have the required majority, so probably, there will be no president and the government will announce elections. According to the polls, the opponent of the governing parties does not have the required majority in order to form a government. Furthermore, even if they succeed, their political agenda includes measures exit from eurozone, increase of spending and thus debt ratio that will lead the country to bankcrupcty. In a default, there will be hyper inflation because the central bank will print money, so any deposits will be eradicated. Moreover, there will be bank runs as wells as supermarket runssee Argentina Default. This crisis will end after 4 years probablysee Argentina Default. The country already has 25 unemployment so imagine what will happen in case of a default. No jobs will be available.Personal Financial situation: Monthly After-tax salary858 EurosMonthly expenses215Retirement savings850 Euros They are not so liquid. I think there is a penalty on early withdrawalEmergency fund1280Liabilities0Possible solutions:-Flee from the country. Either now or later by asking my firm, to move abroad. Not really possible though because the policy requires 2 years into the firm.-Withdraw all the deposits as well as the retirement accounts.-Buy supplies for the maximum number of months possible.Questions:Do you have any other solutions in mind?My supplies should be composed of what?Can you share any other informationexperience that can help?Thank you for reading my post.Edit:Monthly revenues and expenses.Typos  <response>: Do not be so worried. I believe that the Grexit will be immensely beneficial to the Greek economy. There will be slightly higher inflation because the Greek economy needs it. The current economic problems are tied to not enough inflation and not having control over their currency.Stay where you are and save up. Maybe keep most of your in euros or other inflation protected securities. You are making a very good salary for being so young, dont throw that away. 