A recent United Surveys by IBRiS poll conducted for Wirtualna Polska reveals that Poles are most concerned about rising prices in stores and high electricity and heating bills. These economic anxieties are currently the biggest fears for citizens of Poland. The poll also indicates significant worry regarding access to healthcare services. Furthermore, a notable percentage of respondents expressed apprehension about the possibility of sabotage and acts of subversion. Only a small minority of people in Poland reported having no fears at all. The survey highlights a widespread sense of unease among the Polish population regarding both economic stability and national security.