What got me started thinking was this. Instead of doing the work I had planned this morning, I've spent it on international communications about taxes, in relation to a little one-bed flat I half-own in France; the French authorities have been very dozy about sending out tax bills this year, and I've recovered the situation, but I'm still waiting on emails from various bodies before I send over the dosh - which is sitting there waiting.
So, first thing, my prepping worked! I knew this bill was coming, and I'm chasing up the authorities, so I don't get landed with a fine for non-payment, because of their mistake. So far, so good.
But what about a medium scale SHTF scenario? Whatever it is! One of those EMPs

, a volcano, zombies, a virus from space that eats electricity for all I care

. If something causes havoc, but our current assets and liabilities are restored after 3 months or so ... what happens? Does anybody know anything about the financial implications of a temporary event?
Its not eating me up, but after two hours playing catch-up, I just wondered ... off to do some googling myself now, and I'll report what I find, I just wondered if somebody already knew anything. I know we'd have bigger fish to fry while the event was on, like staying alive

but afterwards..... afterwards always arrives, somehow!