If you’re worried about your finances, the economy, and the entire world—you really should be. The global situation is very chaotic and precarious right now, and there’s no knowing what even the short-term future might hold.

The aptly named ‘Financial Dystopia’ social media account shares posts and memes that are both painfully funny and eerily accurate. Our team has picked out the most relatable ones that prove that dystopian societies aren’t just found in books and on TV. You’re probably living in one right now.

In the past few years, it feels like the world is stuck in a loop of perpetual crises. And affordability has suffered.

Many people’s budgets are getting tighter as their spending increases, and they are taking on more debt. Meanwhile, owning a home still feels out of reach for many young people, no matter how hard they try to rein in their spending, get a better job , and boost their savings.

In short, the future feels even more uncertain than it usually does. So, what do you do with your finances when uncertainty is the name of the game?

For example, it can be tough to know what to prioritize if you have a bit of extra cash: do you pay off part of your debt, invest the money, or focus on building up an emergency fund?

According to certified financial planner Douglas Boneparth, you have to look at the math.

“If your [loan’s interest] rate is above 6%, using your extra money to aggressively pay down your debt is compelling. That’s because paying it off sooner likely will save you more in interest payments than what you’d earn if you invest the extra money in the market, where it’s hard to consistently get a return over 6% without taking risk,” he told CNN.

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