Balinese Women's Perspective: Interpreting multiple roles as family financial managers

This study aims to explore the perspectives of Balinese Women in carrying out multi-role dynamics and their involvement in managing family finances. This study took Balinese Women who work as civil servants (PNS), the private sector, and entrepreneurs as objects to their active involvement in managing family finances. This study was conducted using a qualitative phenomenological method with an interpretive paradigm based on the Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) approach to gain a deeper understanding of an individual's life experiences and perspectives. The findings of this study reveal that Balinese Women can achieve role balance through integrated strategies, such as determining role priorities, coordination, support, and self-control. This study also found that Balinese Women are fully involved in managing family finances. The importance of planning, being wise in allocating income, setting aside funds, and transparency are methods applied by Balinese Women to achieve family economic stability.